Three Peregrinos

[FRL]

Hello,
It is with great anticipation that three first timers (2 from NH and 1 from TX) will arrive in Madrid on April 24th for our Camino Frances. I have been studying the 2017 Brierley guide and have a question. The author uses "s/o" and I haven't found what it stands for. Here's an example from p. 51 " Keep s/o left and turn off right..." Any thoughts?
This forum is so helpful. Thanks to all who taken the time to share their experiences.

FRL

 

[C clearly]

Don't know about the s/o. Could it mean "straight on"?

Interesting to see your past camino in 1917. You must be pretty old!

 

[KinkyOne]

"s/0" surely stands for straight on, like KSO (keep straight on) in CSJ guides for example.

 

[FRL]

Interesting to see your past camino in 1917. You must be pretty old! [/QUOTE]

Oh, that's funny! I am a little old and sometimes feel a lot old, but never THAT old. I will try to figure out how to change that date. Straight on makes sense.