Finally: My schedule for May this year, a combined Primitivo/Sanabrés

[Arctic_Alex]

Some things just take a bit longer to actually happen: With the idea born about a year ago, planned originally for September last year, sabotaged by some emergency room experience and a follow-up surgery, I finally got things rolling for May this year.

Here comes my rough schedule:



We will see if I will be up for it or if I will need to shorten the cool down walking.
Really excited to finally be on the paths again

 

[David Tallan]

I expect a Compostela isn't that important to you, as you already have one. But in case it is, a word of warning that if you switch routes within the last 100 km, as you seem to be planning, you may be told at the Pilgrim Office in Santiago that you do not qualify for one by their rules.

 

[Arctic_Alex]

I expect a Compostela isn't that important to you, as you already have one. But in case it is, a word of warning that if you switch routes within the last 100 km, as you seem to be planning, you may be told at the Pilgrim Office in Santiago that you do not qualify for one by their rules.

Exactly, if it is not too crowded at the office I will give it a casual try and ask. But it will not be a disaster if I will not get it. Maybe I should go for a distance certificate for my 2019 Camino instead? Can one apply for that online and only pick it up then?