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I have walked all three. Walking in April May and having 2 months would suggest the VDLP as a good option for you as it is 1,000 km. It it much less crowded than Frances. A more intimate Camino, Requiring 6 weeks or so leaving you time for Finisterre. Madrid is even more solitary and only about...
I’ve been using an online gos map from a Dutch group for several years that overlays onto map apps such as Maps.me and can be used offline I have used it on many Caminos including all the majors and lesser walked routes such as del Vasco, de Madrid, Aragones, Spiritual Variant, Invierno...
Invierno, Aragones, English , or outside of Spain; Via Piodensis in France, Via Francigena or Via Francesco in Italy, or 88 Temple in Japan. Comparisons of most of these to Camino Frances at How Other Pilgrimages compare to Camino Frances
The first paragraph of your link sums up “pilgrimage” definition pretty well I think:
“A pilgrimage is a devotional practice consisting of a prolonged journey, often undertaken on foot or on horseback, toward a specific destination of significance. It is an inherently transient experience...
I felt ok. I did take a rest day bit only because I wanted to visit with Mincho and the Albergue Verde family. The day afterwards leaving I felt sluggish but had another grand day that might interest you;
http://globalpilgrim.net/the-return-of-my-irish-angel/#respond
Thanks and Buen Camino Hebridean. You might enjoy this Resource on The Forum I wrote: “How The Via de la Plata Is Different From Camino Frances.”
https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/resources/how-the-camino-via-de-la-plata-vdlp-is-different-from-the-camino-frances.773/
Early in the new year is a time of reflection. With many of us dreaming of our first or next Camino later this year, I was thinking of the many hospitalero volunteers who strive to make our pilgrim experience comfortable. Some help to make it special. A big thank you to all of them. This is a...
For those who think 10K is too short of a day and 30K is too long of a day on The Camino. My experience suggests there is no right or wrong distance. It is all about connecting with The Camino and walking the distance that is right for you on any individual day. I normally walked 25-30K on my...
A Merry Christmas fellow Pilgrims. A Christmas (Camino) small miracle from 2019:
Our view at breakfast; Machhapuchhare(6,993 meters) and Annapurna South, (7,219 meters/23,684 feet)
A few days before Christmas we were walking in the Annapurna region of Nepal from Tadapani to Chomrong, on the...
Walking. Since June; The Lycian Way in Turkey. The West Highland Way in Scotland. The Via Francigena from Canterbury to Rome. The Camino de Santiago de Mallorca. The Camino de Santiago de Gran Canaria. Next The Camino de Santiago de Tenerife.
No I have typically started from outside Spain or Irun and Seville. I’ve walked santiago to Finisterre and Muxia 5 times I think. But you are walking 117K starting in Muxia so no reason at all why they would not give you a Compostela.
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