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Two weeks

Stuartwe

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Camino Francés 2020
My brother is able to join me in September/October next year for a period of two weeks while I attempt to walk the Camino Frances.

Would be interested to hear any suggestions for possible locations along the route that might be suitable for him to meet up /depart as he will be travelling to and from the UK.

Thank you in anticipation
 
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Two weeks? You will be needing an arrival that is easily accessible by public transportation and another for departure. 14 days from SJPP a place not easy to arrive will put you into say Castrojerez just as difficult to leave. Pamplona to Carrión de los Condes is a much better option. Burgo to O'Cebreio is two weeks but no transportation out of O'Cebreio. Leon to SdC is also around two weeks but in my opinion, a spoiler since it is far too easy to fall into "been there done that" and not come back. For a first taste, beautiful scenery, wonderful art and architecture Pamplona to Carrión de los Condes would be my choice.
 
A friend met me in Fromista once - there are train and bus options to get there. But Leon would be far easier, and then your friend gets to walk into Santiago - it's two weeks away. I respectfully disagree with @scruffy1 . It was my first camino, and 'been there done that' certainly does not apply - and I know I'm not the only one.
 
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