Unique diplomas, credentials or other things?

[ErikW]

When I walked the Camino Frances I got a midterm diploma in Sahagún. When I walked the Camino San Salvador I bought a "San Salvador" credential in Leon that was different from the "normal" credential.
Is there anything special about the Camino Via de la Plata that I should be aware of so that I can take home a special memory from there?

 

[LTfit]

Nope. The special thing about the Plata is the walk and all the towns and cities along the route.

 

[henrythedog]

I think pretty much everything you can collect, if that’s what you want, is listed on Gronze here;

Certificados jacobeos: 21 diplomas que no te puedes perder y 2 imposibles de conseguir

Tanto en la formación académica como en la vida, los títulos y los diplomas no solo sirven para engrosar currículums, sino también para ordenar nuestra cronología particular.

www.gronze.com

I don’t think there’s anything specific to the VdlP

 

[bullingtonce]

When I walked the Camino Frances I got a midterm diploma in Sahagún. When I walked the Camino San Salvador I bought a "San Salvador" credential in Leon that was different from the "normal" credential.
Is there anything special about the Camino Via de la Plata that I should be aware of so that I can take home a special memory from there?

Yes, the spiritual memories as opposed to the physical object memories. The former are much more meaningful and long lasting. Chuck

 

[Kev&Kath]

Nope. The special thing about the Plata is the walk and all the towns and cities along the route.

Hi LTfit...I thoroughly enjoyed reading your Camino 'pedigree'. Some amazing travels/experience there. Off to Lisbon on Wednesday, but already thinking closely of next year's planned pilgrimage on the Del Sureste. I noticed you walked out of Alicante...so there may be some questions heading your way!! Buen Camino.

 

[geraldkelly]

What's special about this Camino is its authenticity.

And it is something you can take home with you.