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Pilgrim's shell milestone, symbol of the Camino de Santiago, sculpted in granite stone.

Milestone with yellow scallop sign pilgrimage to Santiago. Typical waymark showing the direction of the way of Saint James to the destination Santiago de Compostela cathedral.

Milestone in the Camino de Santiago, road sign in the ancient pilgrimage route, UNESCO World Heritage, Galicia,Spain. Yellow pilgrims scallop shell symbol.

Camino de santiago stone sign carved shell and arrow in Laredo to Santoña Santona in Cantabria Spain

The stamp location in a monastery with a shell.

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Photo taken in Villarejo De Órbigo, Spain

Pedrafita do Cebreiro on route to Santiago de Compostela, Lugo province, Galicia, Spain

Two pairs of feet standing at the brass scallop shell symbol on cobble stone, with rose bouquet in the foreground.

Pilgrims shell and yellow arrow, symbols of the Camino de Santiago. White painted wall background. Copy space on the left.

A Ponte Maceira, Galicia, Spain - April 4, 2023: Camino de Santiago (Saint James Way) sign

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Villanueva de Arosa, Vilanova de Arousa Camino de santiago sign in Pontevedra in Galicia of Spain

The scallop of the Camino de Santiago, also called Venera or Concha de Santiago, is one of the most important symbols or badges that identify a pilgrim.

Scallop shell symbol on Rue Saint Martin, Paris

Camino de Santiago - St James Way Sign, Astorga, Spain

Yellow scallop shell and arrow symbols on blue tiles mounted on a stone wall mark the Camino de Santiago (Galicia, Spain).

Close-up view of scallop shell and traditional cross, symbols of the ancient pilgrimage route, camino de Santiago.Traditional window in the background. Santiago de Compostela ,Galicia, Spain.

Brass clam as a waymark on the Way of St. James

Golden metal Scallop Shell, symbol of Camino de Santiago route on a granite stone in Avila, Spain, copy space.

Blue Camino de Santiago sign with yellow scallop shell and arrow pointing the way. A pilgrim with a backpack is walking on the path in the background.

Yellow shell, direction sign for pilgrims in Saint James way, Camino de Santiago de Compostela, Spain

The scallop shell is the traditional emblem of St James the Great and is popular with pilgrims returning from the Way of St James (Camino de Santiago) and the apostle's shrine at Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. Medieval Christians would collect a scallop shell while at Compostela as evidence of having made the journey

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The Camino de Santiago pilgrimage sign, featuring a yellow arrow and a seashell on a blue background, is a constant sight along the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

Camino de Santiago, its symbol, pilgrims scallop shell carved on stone, directional sign to Santiago de Compostela. Copy space on the left. Galicia, Spain.

Symbol of pilgrimage route Camino de Santiago on a public pathway, inviting pilgrims and walkers.

shell sign for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago

Stone marker with yellow scallop shell and arrow. The Camino de Santiago route through the forest, showing 82 kilometers left to Santiago de Compostela.

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