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[QUOTE="wawpdx, post: 200045, member: 10265"] Soulmoves, I am willing to give you my very strong opinion: don't break it up if you don't have to. I didn't take a bus but I had the feeling of "starting over" a few times. When I arrived in Burgos and stayed in a small albergue near the cathedral, it was an absolute joy to recognize 12 of the 18 random pilgrims who also happened to be there that night. I didn't know all of them by name but I knew them because we had stayed in the same place some previous night or chatted along the way. As I walked around, I saw other people I recognized. But, lots of transitions happen in Burgos. People end their journey there, people stay a day or two or three longer or shorter or veer off to see some sight. Inherently, people will come and go in your life but hopping a bus guarantees that you have lost any sense of continuity. I would suggest that you start in Burgos and keep walking. Angels live in Leon and it would be a great rest stop. [/QUOTE]
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