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[QUOTE="MeganG22, post: 242287, member: 10996"] I would imagine that you would still just look for the yellow arrows like we do...and walk straight in the other direction ;) It is definitely done by many, though not terribly common. I met people on my 2012 Camino who were going "the other way" and it is definitely possible. If I had unlimited time this Fall, I would be going to Finisterre and then turning right back around and heading back to France, but alas, not enough time. I think it is a great goal and I ask... Why not?? Go for it, if it becomes difficult, there are plenty of people nearby, vino tinto to drink, albergues to sleep in, and buses to take. Good luck!! [/QUOTE]
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