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[QUOTE="David Tallan, post: 1082217, member: 31995"] It took my son and I 37 days to walk from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela, and another 4 days from SdC to Finisterre. That includes a rest day in Burgos and another in Astorga. I was in my mid-50s and he was in his mid-teens. We walked in the summer, when he wasn't in school. We carried our packs. We didn't really train beforehand. We walked short days at the beginning extending to longer days, until we found that walking too long (for us) each day perpetuated his blister problems. Others will have different experiences. I've always advised giving a lot of padding to how long you think it will take before you are committed to fly home, especially for a first Camino. Then if it takes longer than anticipated you don't find yourself racing to Santiago. If you have extra time at the end, there are plenty of ways you can find to spend it. [/QUOTE]
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