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<P>The Napoleon Route goes from SJPP to far into Spain. In case you can't find the yellow arrows , follow the red and white signs indicating that route. People DO get lost on the Camino, believe me. I brought with me a silk liner for my sleeping bag. It was the best thing to have, especially now with the summer heat because when it is too hot in or under your bag, you can still enjoy the cover of the silk liner. I never had one blister. The first two weeks I creamed my feet morning noon and night. I had liner socks and alpaca socks. I soon learned not to wash them every day. Many people had allergic reactions to the combination of soap residue in their socks and wearing the same shoes every day. I bought Smartsoles from Eastern Mountain Sport and removed the soles from my boots. I aired my boots and soles whenever I took a brake. I had a wonderful Camino. Don't rush. It's the ones w!
ho walk the longest distances that have the most trouble with their feet. Buon Camino. Helena<BR></P>
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