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Welcome! You don't have to, but it might be a nice first stamp.Question number one, if I order our pilgrim passports from Ivar, do I still need to register at the pilgrim office when we get there ?
How do I ask questions to everyone? Is that possible? I’m not sure what I’m doing here ha ha ha thanks for your help.Welcome! You don't have to, but it might be a nice first stamp.
Buen Camino!
Ivar
Ask away here, or go to the specific sub-forum related to your question. There are sub-forums on camino routes, equipment and footwear, SIM cards, etc. This forum is a wealth of information, and wherever you ask a question you will get a replyHow do I ask questions to everyone? Is that possible? I’m not sure what I’m doing here ha ha ha thanks for your help.
Welcome! What route are you planning to take? There are sub-forums for most routes.Hi y’all I husband and I are starting our Camino April 1. I am over the moon excited. We are from a small town in the mountains in Arizona. I have questions though and I’m not sure where to drop those questions is here the place?
French. I appreciate you reaching out.Welcome! What route are you planning to take? There are sub-forums for most routes.
TyAsk away here, or go to the specific sub-forum related to your question. There are sub-forums on camino routes, equipment and footwear, SIM cards, etc. This forum is a wealth of information, and wherever you ask a question you will get a reply
We are from a small town in the mountains in Arizona. I have questions though and I’m not sure where to drop those questions is here the place?
I wouldn't want to dissuade you from ordering your passports from Ivar, but you can get them from American Pilgrims on the Camino in the US so the postage would be less.
Aha! This link will take you directly to the French: https://www.caminodesantiago.me/community/forums/camino-frances-most-popular-route.12/French. I appreciate you reaching out.
There is no need to register at the pilgrim office in St Jean Pied de Port (aka SJPP) or anywhere else. Nobody is keeping track of who walks on the Camino. The maindo I still need to register at the pilgrim office when we get there ?
I have just posted an answer to your question in a new thread here, so it isn't buried within this thread, and maybe it can be helpful to others.How do I ask questions to everyone? Is that possible? I’m not sure what I’m doing here ha ha ha thanks for your help.
Yes, it is fine to continue to put your questions on this thread, especially as you are getting started. Once you are more familiar with the forum, you might decide to put specific questions into different places. They are no more nor less visible to everyone, but searching for specific information works better when the threads are devoted to a specific topic and organized in that way. Moderators will help make that happen.I have questions though and I’m not sure where to drop those questions is here the place?
The Pilgrims Office in SJPdP also keeps records of the number of pilgrims who start there.The only statistical record is done at the end, in the Pilgrim Office in Santiago, for those people who choose to apply for a Compostela or Certificate of Distance at the end.
There are actually quite a number of forums here. You've posted this in the "Introduce Yourself or Say Hello" forum. t's a great place to put your questions in front of those who like welcoming new members. But as you get into research, you may wish to put your questions into forums that are more specific to the topic of your question.How do I ask questions to everyone? Is that possible? I’m not sure what I’m doing here ha ha ha thanks for your help.
Actually, you elaborated a little more and I am thinking of editing my post in the other thread, to include some of your wording, so thanks!Edited to add: Of course, this has already been answered and a new thread created. That's what I get for answering before reading the whole thread.
Yes to verify where you started from and get starting out stampQuestion number one, if I order our pilgrim passports from Ivar, do I still need to register at the pilgrim office when we get there ?
You can get your first stamp anywhere that you start. You don't have to "register" at the pilgrim office, but it is a nice place to get some info before you set out so might as well get a stamp there, too.Yes to verify where you started from and get starting out stamp
Hey, Neighbor. Where in Arizona are you?Hi y’all I husband and I are starting our Camino April 1. I am over the moon excited. We are from a small town in the mountains in Arizona. I have questions though and I’m not sure where to drop those questions is here the place?
Hi! We are in the white mountains. You?Hey, Neighbor. Where in Arizona are you?
New MexicoHi! We are in the white mountains. You?
You can order the credential from Ivar or you can get it from the Pilgrim's office in St Jean Pied de Port. I would not "skip" the pilgrims office. That's where you check in and it's a good place to start the Camino. You're there with other people and it's where you start making friends. You get your first stamp in the pilgrim's office as well....Hi y’all I husband and I are starting our Camino April 1. I am over the moon excited. We are from a small town in the mountains in Arizona. I have questions though and I’m not sure where to drop those questions is here the place?
Always assuming that the OP is starting in St Jean, which is of course not compulsory. (I’m not suggesting you don’t know that)You can order the credential from Ivar or you can get it from the Pilgrim's office in St Jean Pied de Port. I would not "skip" the pilgrims office. That's where you check in and it's a good place to start the Camino. You're there with other people and it's where you start making friends. You get your first stamp in the pilgrim's office as well....