[Gocamino] Maps??

[Paul Newfield]

Why dosn't someone produce a set of small scale maps that are just 
MAPS?  (a la US Geological Survey Quad Maps)??

Besides being beautifully done, France's Cassini maps (1790's I think) 
have some of the best detailing I have seen.
I wish I would have had the segment between SJPP --> Roncevalles with me 
when I walked the camino.

Paul

backpack45scb wrote:

>Brooke, the Linda Davidson book is quite heavy - it's right in front
>of me as I write. We cut out about 50% of it and bought a new one when
>we returned. It is by far the best historical reference. Davies and
>Cole have an excellent guidebook called "Walking the Camino de
>Santiago"  isbn 097316980x  - it is not in color, but its maps are
>quite useable. I would take it or the Brierley guide plus the CSJ
>guide (which is now purple).
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