travel guides and maps

[Imelda Fagin]

My favorist guide book, with all the details you could possible want,
historical, artistic, even nature is The Pilgrimage Road to Santiago by
Gitlitz and Davidson. Its big but there are no pictures and you don't feel
bad about ripping it up and throwing away the pages (or leaving them in the
refugio for the next guy). You can always buy a new copy when you get home.
Imelda


>Don't just carry a map, but also a guidebook like the Practical Guide by
>Millan Bravo Lozanos, not the Practical Guide from the Tourist Office.
>Maybe there is something better, but one with more detail is published by El
>Pais.  All available in Pamplona and all large bookshops--and some small.
>
>Just follow the maps thru the cities, too, tho you'll find yellow arrows
>there too.
>
>Michael Galvin, PhD
>Colorado Springs