My interest in the history of the camino

[Channing Thieme]

Barry, I would like to echo Howard Murphy's sentiments below.  Having walked
the Camino in September, we have been fascinated not only with the
information on this exchange (historical and otherwise) but also the
accompanying interpretations.  Please continue.  Your contributions - and
indeed those from others - have been received with great interest.
    Channing

> Dear Barry,
> Please do not worry about the few.
> We are all interested in the day to day events of the Camino, the history,
> folk tales
> whatever information you have so please do share what you can.
> Every Blessing,
> Howard
>
> Hmcellardykeaaol.com
>
> Howard Murphy
> 81 George Street
> Cellardyke Harbour
> Anstruther. Fife. KY10 3AS
> Scotland. UK

----- Original Message -----
From: "Howard Murphy" <HmcellardykeaAOL.COM>
To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 6:25 AM
Subject: Re: My interest in the history of the camino


> In a message dated 08/12/01 01:05:49 GMT Standard Time,
barryevans9aYAHOO.COM
> writes:
>
> > I guess I don't want to post more specifics about what I've found out
(I've
> >  been in touch with a friend, medieval historian at a NY university)
until I
> >  feel it won't attract the sort of divisive stuff we've been seeing
here.
> >  Thank you for your interest! Again, much appreciate the information.
> >  Best wishes, barryevans
>