[Gocamino] Peregrino's passport

[Gary Hammond]

Thank you, Richard! It is not only time but more realistically health that
is making our first Camino shorter than we had hoped/planned. We had been
planning to start from St Jean Pied and Roncavalles for over 7 years, but
serious medical issues have developed for both of us to point where we must
go now from a shorter distance...We are determined to return as we can. 

I love the GoCamino group and have learned so much from all of you but do
not know where to get our peregrinos' credentials officially filled out
since we regrettably can not start in ST JPP and Roncavalles as we had
hoped. It looks like Sarria may enter the information, we have letters from
our pastor. Our plan has definitely been modified but we do hope to make it
back again and again until we have fulfilled what we originally wanted to
do! We are blessed we can go now! 

George,(of W&M) if you read this: know that due to medical we are finally
going and that we are taking the credentials. Rosina, you are a fountain of
wonderful information. 

Thank you again! Jane

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Ferguson [mailto:richard at fergusonsculpture.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 25, 2009 10:26 PM
To: Gary Hammond
Subject: Re: [Gocamino] Peregrino's passport

Sarria is a little over 100 km.

Richard


>Hi All, My wife and I are going to be doing the last 100 km of the Camino
>this month (Its all of the time we can fit in). What point do you recommend
>that we start at to get credit for the last 100km?
>We have Peregrino's passports that we received a couple of years ago as
well
>as letters from our Parish Priest. Where must we go to have the passport
>initially validated/stamped/approved?
>Thanks
>Gary and Jane
>
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