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I almost always got mine at check in. During the last 100 Km, I tried to get two per day (e.g., at a bar along the way) as required for the Compostella, but there was at least one day when I didn't get the second stamp. They don't seem to enforce...
I would add something that struck me, and no-one else seems to have remarked: beware of the tourist/souvenir shops that loudly offer stamps, particularly as yo get within the 100km range. They pretty much demand that you buy something before...
@LuisaR what albergue in Triacastela is having the bed bug problem? Crossing my fingers it is not where I am staying :-(
The place we stayed at in O Cebriero had an ant problem. They got into everything…
Hi @cbeckham - the place we are staying is not at the summit - it’s 2km from the top. It’s a wonderful place - dorm rooms and private rooms. Clean and warm with a good restaurant and bar. Good luck tomorrow!
Hi @LuisaR… I am staying at Villafranca tonight and am not looking forward to the walk tomorrow. We are staying at Casa Navarro in O Cebriero but I feel that the walk may be too much for me. I had a hard time today. I will be sending my backpack...
Thank you all for your responses. I worried for no apparent reason. Getting a stamp has been easy except I am finding that a lot of the churches are closed. The weather has been rough also. Walking into Foncebadon was awful. Rain and high wind...
I do not believe there are "official" stamps for Camino. The stamps aim at showing that you have walked enough to get a Compostela.
On the sample below you will find stamps from churches, albergues, bars...
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