LIVE from the Camino Which camino am I on?

[alansykes]

I'm confused. I left Melgar de Fernamental and found myself following yellow arrows, and signs saying I was on the camino de Santiago de Aquitania, then took my first ever steps into Palencia province, where another sign (but no arrows) said I was following the Camino Lebaniego Castellano. And after a pleasant few flat hours going up the Canal de Castilla, www.rayyrosa.com told me I'd joined the Camino Besaya shortly before Herrera de Pisuerga, where I'm staying tonight.

It doesn't really matter, but I'd quite like to know which of them I should tick off my list.

 

[SabsP]

I'm confused. I left Melgar de Fernamental and found myself following yellow arrows, and signs saying I was on the camino de Santiago de Aquitania, then took my first ever steps into Palencia province, where another sign (but no arrows) said I was following the Camino Lebaniego Castellano. And after a pleasant few flat hours going up the Canal de Castilla, www.rayyrosa.com told me I'd joined the Camino Besaya shortly before Herrera de Pisuerga, where I'm staying tonight.

It doesn't really matter, but I'd quite like to know which of them I should tick off my list.

They name it in this link the Calzada del Norte.
http://www.herreradepisuerga.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=269&Itemid=1

 

[Canuck]

Alan,
If you keep going along the canal, you'll be on the Camino LEBANIEGO CASTELLANO to Potes and Santo Torribio de Liebana. Here is the guide:
guia_camino_lebaniego_-_version_digital_-_final18_mayo.pdf
Have a good one,
Jean-Marc
P-S. I was on it last spring starting in Palencia.