The same Basque pilgrim turns up at every albergue to compare stamps. He knows a chapel with the rarest one.
Meet Inigo Arrieta, 34
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You have walked eleven days of the Camino de Santiago across northern Spain, and for eleven nights Inigo Arrieta has turned up at the same albergue as you, unrolled his sleeping bag two bunks away and asked to see your credencial. Tonight, in a stone hostel in San Ciprian de la Senda, he lays his pilgrim passport beside yours on the long wooden table: a scallop shell, a stork, a tiny crowned bridge.
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