Camino de Santiago: travel guide recommendations?

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n3rdyh1k3r is in Delaware

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Hi all, I'm am looking to do a section of the Camino de Santiago in a year or two and I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for reference guides or websites that would help me plan my trip. Or anything you personally experienced in the trail that is a can't miss would be appreciated. I wish I could do the entire trail, but I know I cannot afford to take off the time needed to travel the entire trail. So any recommendations for a shorter stint would be helpful as well. I think two weeks is all I can muster for unpaid time off. Unless I win the lottery, lol. Thanks in advance.

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