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Two related questions:
If one arrives in Santiago having walked the required 100 km (or bicycles 200) but not on an "official" route and somehow has sellos to prove it, will he or she be awarded the compostela?
And just how easy is it generally to obtain sellos off the "official" routes? Yes, a fuzzy question but any comments?
Specifically the question relates to traveling the frances by bicycle to Villafranco del Bierzo and then heading northwest on the N-VI to Lugo and then on the primitivo to Santiago.
The site of the Acogida de Peregrinos makes no mention of this that I could find.
Thanks for any and all opinions and/or information.
If one arrives in Santiago having walked the required 100 km (or bicycles 200) but not on an "official" route and somehow has sellos to prove it, will he or she be awarded the compostela?
And just how easy is it generally to obtain sellos off the "official" routes? Yes, a fuzzy question but any comments?
Specifically the question relates to traveling the frances by bicycle to Villafranco del Bierzo and then heading northwest on the N-VI to Lugo and then on the primitivo to Santiago.
The site of the Acogida de Peregrinos makes no mention of this that I could find.
Thanks for any and all opinions and/or information.