These are the stages I did day by day.
I am not including the kilometers when I got lost.
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Day 1: St Jean Pied de Port to Roncesvalles – 27 kms
Day 2: Roncesvalles to Zubiri – 22 kms
Day 3: Zubiri to Pamplona – 23 kms
Day 4: Pamplona Rest Day (injury)
Day 5: Pamplona to Cirauqui – 32 kms
Day 6: Cirauqui to Villamayor de Monjardin – 25 kms
Day 7: Villamayor de Monjardin to Viana – 31 kms
Day 8: Viana to Ventosa – 31 kms
Day 9: Ventosa to Santa Domingo de la Calzada – 32 kms
Day 10: Santa Domingo de la Calzada – Rest Day (injury)
Day 11: Santa Domingo to Belorado – 23 kms
Day 12: Belorado to Ages – 28 kms
Day 13: Ages to Burgos – 24 kms
Day 14: Burgos to Hontanas – 32 kms
Day 15: Hontanas to Boadilla del Camino – 27 kms
Day 16: Boadilla to Carrion de los Condes – 25 kms
Day 17: Carrion to Sahagun – 39 kms
Day 18: Sahagun to El Burgo Ranero – 19 kms
Day 19: El Burgo Ranero to Leon – 39 kms
Day 20: Leon – Rest Day
Day 21: Leon to San Martin del Camino – 27 kms
Day 22: San Martin to Astorga – 24 kms
Day 23: Astorga to Foncebadon – 26 kms
Day 24: Foncebadon to Ponferrada – 27 kms
Day 25: Ponferrada to Villafranca del Bierzo – 23 kms
Day 26: Villafranca to O Cebreiro – 32 kms
Day 27: O Cebreiro to Samos – 30 kms
Day 28: Samos to Portomarin – 35 kms
Day 29: Portomarin to Palas de Rei – 22 kms
Day 30: Palas de Rei to Arzua – 26 kms
Day 31: Arzua to Santiago de Compostela – 39 kms
PGS - The Way 
Hey Bill,if you find time would you be so kind as to post a list of the hostels you stayed in please,much appreciated,Bernard.
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wow… i just read your blog!!! 😄 it’s just wonderful… it’s like you express the feelings in my heart… it’s overwhelming!!! i love your pictures and i think you did a wonderful job
wow… you could return the towel, i can imagine how emotional that eas for you!!!
and … you look extremely happy on the last picture 😄😄😄
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Hey Sigrid, (not Secret), of COURSE I remember you! How could I forget you? You helped me through that last section PLUS you took my photo at the 100 km mark.
But what happened after that? You steamed on ahead of me while I dawdled around taking photos – but I got in to Santiago on the Friday too, although quite late. About 5pm I think, after starting at Arzua at 6am that morning.
But your Camino was so long. From Sevilla. You must be feeling withdrawal now! And thank you for saying those nice hints about my blog! Keep in touch, yes?
Bill
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