I keep coming across abbreviations like these SJPP, VdlP and CdN. What do they stand for? Is there a reference page that explains all of these abbreviations?
Hi 2 sassy travelers! Further to the comments above, if you go to the Confraternity site
www.csj.org.uk and on the gray line(under the first red blocks of colour) look under Routes to Santiago and click on Individual Routes. This will give you a list of the various caminos and you can guess from there how they are shortened into just letters. As for SJPP - well you can imagine how quickly you want to change that to initials after writing Saint Jean-Pied-de-Port a few times
I can never remember where the dashes are supposed to be!!
Newcomers to the camino experience usually think of there being only one camino - the one called the
Camino Frances, but as you will see on the Confraternity site, there are many - thus all of the abbreviations. Those of us who have been around for a few years forget we are talking in a code others may not understand.
Thanks for the reminder! Buen camino.