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Advice: Restart Camino from SJPP or from where I left off 5 years ago?
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[QUOTE="Pilgrino21, post: 1046930, member: 99498"] You and I almost stopped at the same place. I had 3 weeks to do it last winter and made it as far as Astorga. I knew I had to complete the rest at another time. I ended up finishing it this past May. Unlike you, it was not a forced stop. I actually planned to complete it in about the same timeframe this year but opted to do in the spring hoping it might be cooler. It was mainly hot. It really depends on what you want to accomplish (finish vs starting over) and whether the difference in seasons matter. The stages after Astorga tend to be longer and more physically demanding imo. Oh so beautiful though. So if you decide to continue where you left off and have time on your hands, maybe do it slower and walk shorter stages? Build in more stops, smell the roses, try to help others as much as you can. You will be fresher than someone who's walked several weeks in. Plus a finish is not a guarantee if you start in SJPDP depending on what kind of adventures await you (stopping due to bug bites certainly wasn't part of the original plan right?). Whatever you decide, make sure you know the outcome you're trying to achieve. Make it YOUR camino. [/QUOTE]
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