My interest in the history of the camino

[James Sperbeck]

Ditto,

I like to learn about what has happened on El Camino through the years. In
general, history of places that my wife and I have visited or plan to visit
is much sought after. Before making any trip, we plan for six to twelve
months and read and discuss with others all we can learn about the
destinations. After we return,  an occassional  report of some event in the
area is more relevent and means so much more to us.

I only speak for myself because I know that every one does not hold the same
opinion. I am sure that sometimes I really bore others with details.

However at the risk of some inconvenience to others, Barry and others please
keep us imformed.

James Sperbeck
San Diego, California



----- Original Message -----
From: Howard Murphy <HmcellardykeaAOL.COM>
To: <GOCAMINOaPETE.URI.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 3:25 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
>
> 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
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>