Walking the Camino in reverse?

[Liza Van Peski]

People do this, though fewer. It means that you don't really get a
chance to do more than meet other pilgrims, because you head in opposite
directions in the morning. It is possible to follow the arrows
backwards, though far more difficult in spots. Honestly, though, I often
wished there were fewer arrows. You have to know how it will feel to
yourself to be sighting backwards for the trail.
Liza

Jones Dean wrote:

> Hi my name is Dean and I am from Australia and new to
> the list. My partner and I are considering walking the
> Camino, but starting from Santiago !!  There are
> various reasons for this direction. I have a few
> questions:
> a. Would it be possible?
> b. What are the path markings and signs like if you go
> reserve?
> c. Has anyone done this before?
>
> Hope someone can help us!!
>
> Dean
>
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