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[QUOTE="trecile, post: 1175527, member: 52787"] [USER=19122]@lt56ny[/USER] [I]"You can do the Way in stages, provided they are in chronological and geographical order. However, if you only do the minimum required distance (last 100 or 200 km), you must always get your Credencial stamped at the start and end of each stage, including the corresponding date, [B]to show that the pilgrim has resumed the Way in the same place where they last stopped [/B](i.e. you should always get the stamp at the starting point even though you have already stamped the card in the same place at the end of the previous stage). "[/I] The "stages " referred to are not [I]daily[/I] stages, but refer to pilgrims who walk the Camino in several stages over a number of different trips. In this case a "stage" could be just a weekend to several days or weeks. For example a Spaniard walking only on weekends might walk on Saturdays and Sundays over several weekends. Each one of those weekend trips would be a "stage.". Say they start in Sarria the first weekend and get as far as Gonzar that first weekend or "stage." When they return on another weekend they need to get a stamp in Gonzar, they can't wait until say, Ventas de Naron because they need to show the continuity of their Camino since the dates are so far apart. Again, this only applies to pilgrims walking over several trips. [/QUOTE]
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