Trail marker: helmet and Camino shell???

Vacajoe · Oct 16, 2021

Saw a new trail marker and curious what Camino it represents. Located a few kms outside of Guimarães but NOT part of the Camino Torres. It was the typical stylized camino shell in yellow with a blue knights helmet on a grey shield. Any ideas?

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