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First Camino from SJPP on September 13th!

Betty E

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Sept - October 2019
Hello! I want to thank everyone for this fabulous resource! I started reading and learning so much from this forum since January. Thanks to you I have made reservations up to and including Pamplona. If you think I should go beyond Pamplona please let me know.
 
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Welcome to the forum, @Betty E . 😊

The conventional wisdom these days seems to be reserve the first few nights if leaving from either St. Jean or Roncesvilles, then reassess after that, based on crowds (or lack of them), how late or early you want to stop, whether there are people you'd like to continue walking with and what plans they may have, and so forth. After the first few nights you should be getting a good idea what works for you.

So, long answer short -- you should be good to go! After Pamplona everyone seems to disperse along the trail as people hit their stride. Buen Camino!
 
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You should be good until after Leon. Then you'll begin picking up day-packers and some tours. Start reserving as you approach Sarria and beyond though. There it gets to be "a bit of a circus" as an Australian friend advised me.
 
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Welcome to the forum, @Betty E . 😊

The conventional wisdom these days seems to be reserve the first few nights if leaving from either St. Jean or Roncesvilles, then reassess after that, based on crowds (or lack of them), how late or early you want to stop, whether there are people you'd like to continue walking with and what plans they may have, and so forth. After the first few nights you should be getting a good idea what works for you.

So, long answer short -- you should be good to go! After Pamplona everyone seems to disperse along the trail as people hit their stride. Buen Camino!

Thank you for your support.
 
Buen Camino!
You should be good until after Leon. Then you'll begin picking up day-packers and some tours. Start reserving as you approach Sarria and beyond though. There it gets to be "a bit of a circus" as an Australian friend advised me.

Thank you for letting me know!
 
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Hi Betty!

My wife Paula and I are also walking the Camino Frances beginning September 5 in Pamplona. We'll keep and eye and ear out for you and hope to see you there.
Buen Camino!

Tim
 
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Also starting in SJPdP on the 13th Sept and staying in Orisson. Buen Camino.
 
will be going to Santiago, god willing. skipping Orisson, except for cafe con leche.
 
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