planning to walk

[Ida CotePersson]

Allo Rosina:
Exactly what I wanted.  Thank you for doing all that for me.
Regards Ida Cote-Persson






----- Original Message -----
From: "Rosina Lila" <BlaroliaAOL.COM>
To: <GOCAMINOapete.uri.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 6:56 AM
Subject: Re: planning to walk


> Hi Ida,
> In my view, the very best Educational,  Historical, step-by-step Camino
> planning book is "THE PILGRIMAGE ROAD TO SANTIAGO"  by Gitliz and
Davidson.
> It has no maps, but you can get them anywhere.  The book's ISBN is
> 0-312-25416-4.
> I found the best maps to be, hands down,  those little ones published by
> "Ediciones Way" . They really are pocket maps and are put out in sections,
> for instance St.  Jean to Burgos, and then Burgos to Santiago. The maps
are
> foldable to about the size of a pack of cigarretes, but flat, and have
> distances, telephone numbers, information about facilities, etc.,  in
> Spanish, French, English and German.  The maps are called "El Camino
Jacobeo
> en tu bolsillo", (The Way os St. James in your pocket).
> They are sold in bookstores in Spain, but you can order them directly
from:
>                     EDICIONES WAY, S.L.
>                     San Anselmo No. 1
>                     2818 Madrid
>                      SPAIN
> Of the eight or so other maps that I took I found these to be the most
> practical.... by far.
> est regards,
> Rosina (from New York City)
>