Now available to order:http://pilgrimagepublications.com/yourcaminoprint.html€17.99:
and http://www.csj.org.uk/
Also available from Amazon.com $22.99: Amazon.co.uk £15.99: Barnes & Noble $22.99: Waterstones £15.99 , The Book Depository $27.78
(incl delivery):
TakeaLot - R332: Exclusive Books - online R342: Kalahari R384 (free delivery):
Also available as an eBook here:
Apple
iBooks
AllRomanceeBooks.com
OmniLit.com
Powells.com
eBookMall.com
Diesel-eBooks.com
BooksOnBoard.com
eBooksAboutEverything.com
"Sil, what else can I say...your book ROCKS! One of the best on the
Camino...what an honor to have a copy of my own....and it even mentioned the
Vadiniense...wooohoa!"
Kathy Gower, past Chairman : American Pilgrims on the Camino
"Just read a new book
called "YOUR CAMINO"; I can't imagine a more practically helpful publication for
any pilgrim; the author has covered virtually every eventuality and need of the
pilgrimage, and her advice is rendered as though she were a kindly and wise mentor for anyone who ever planned to make the dream of the Camino become a personal, and permanent reality. Furthermore, the wealth of detailed
attention to every possible eventuality in, and questions about, the Camino
pilgrimage is astonishing, as is the infinitely practical advice and information given.The book also contains vignettes of individual pilgrims who at some time wrote about a significant experience in the Camino, a personal revelation or epiphany, or a very dear memory."
Prof Rosina Wachtel
El Camino de Santiago de
Compostela”
Sounds intriguing
- and exotic - and it is! In the early middle ages ‘el Camino de Santiago de
Compostela’ was the most popular pilgrimage trail in Europe and Santiago de
Compostela was one
of the three most important pilgrimage destinations in
the world. (The other two were Jerusalem and Rome).
You might have read about
the Camino, seen a documentary or film about it, or you’ve heard about it from a
friend and it has fired your imagination. Now el Camino is calling you and you
want to go!
But, you’ve got a million questions. Where is it exactly? Where
should you start? How do you get
there? How long will it take? How much will
it cost? What should you pack? Where will you sleep? Can you do a solo hike? Is
it safe for women? Can you take your faithful pet with you? What if you have a
disability?
The LIGHTFOOT GUIDE
– YOUR CAMINO -
provides all the information you’ll need to learn about the Camino and plan for
a trek on any route in France or Spain, whether it be on foot, bicycle,
horseback, in a wheel-chair, with your children, with your pet dog, or a donkey.
(Yes, some people still ride long distances and others take donkeys to carry
their gear!)
Don't want to go alone - don't worry, we list over a dozen reputable companies that offer guided and unguided itineraries for walkers and cyclists as well as details of transport services in France and Spain that will cart you or your baggage from one place to the next.
Based on hundreds of Frequently Asked Questions on forums and at workshops we’ve included tips on guide books and maps, when to go and which route to choose, how to get there and back home, preparation and training, budgets, hiking gear, equipment, accommodationand food and much more.
The LightFoot Guide to Your Camino, on foot, bicycle and horseback - in France and Spain.
DON'T PLAN YOUR CAMINO WITHOUT IT!!!!
“
and http://www.csj.org.uk/
Also available from Amazon.com $22.99: Amazon.co.uk £15.99: Barnes & Noble $22.99: Waterstones £15.99 , The Book Depository $27.78
(incl delivery):
TakeaLot - R332: Exclusive Books - online R342: Kalahari R384 (free delivery):
Also available as an eBook here:
Apple
iBooks
AllRomanceeBooks.com
OmniLit.com
Powells.com
eBookMall.com
Diesel-eBooks.com
BooksOnBoard.com
eBooksAboutEverything.com
"Sil, what else can I say...your book ROCKS! One of the best on the
Camino...what an honor to have a copy of my own....and it even mentioned the
Vadiniense...wooohoa!"
Kathy Gower, past Chairman : American Pilgrims on the Camino
"Just read a new book
called "YOUR CAMINO"; I can't imagine a more practically helpful publication for
any pilgrim; the author has covered virtually every eventuality and need of the
pilgrimage, and her advice is rendered as though she were a kindly and wise mentor for anyone who ever planned to make the dream of the Camino become a personal, and permanent reality. Furthermore, the wealth of detailed
attention to every possible eventuality in, and questions about, the Camino
pilgrimage is astonishing, as is the infinitely practical advice and information given.The book also contains vignettes of individual pilgrims who at some time wrote about a significant experience in the Camino, a personal revelation or epiphany, or a very dear memory."
Prof Rosina Wachtel
El Camino de Santiago de
Compostela”
Sounds intriguing
- and exotic - and it is! In the early middle ages ‘el Camino de Santiago de
Compostela’ was the most popular pilgrimage trail in Europe and Santiago de
Compostela was one
of the three most important pilgrimage destinations in
the world. (The other two were Jerusalem and Rome).
You might have read about
the Camino, seen a documentary or film about it, or you’ve heard about it from a
friend and it has fired your imagination. Now el Camino is calling you and you
want to go!
But, you’ve got a million questions. Where is it exactly? Where
should you start? How do you get
there? How long will it take? How much will
it cost? What should you pack? Where will you sleep? Can you do a solo hike? Is
it safe for women? Can you take your faithful pet with you? What if you have a
disability?
The LIGHTFOOT GUIDE
– YOUR CAMINO -
provides all the information you’ll need to learn about the Camino and plan for
a trek on any route in France or Spain, whether it be on foot, bicycle,
horseback, in a wheel-chair, with your children, with your pet dog, or a donkey.
(Yes, some people still ride long distances and others take donkeys to carry
their gear!)
Don't want to go alone - don't worry, we list over a dozen reputable companies that offer guided and unguided itineraries for walkers and cyclists as well as details of transport services in France and Spain that will cart you or your baggage from one place to the next.
Based on hundreds of Frequently Asked Questions on forums and at workshops we’ve included tips on guide books and maps, when to go and which route to choose, how to get there and back home, preparation and training, budgets, hiking gear, equipment, accommodationand food and much more.
The LightFoot Guide to Your Camino, on foot, bicycle and horseback - in France and Spain.
DON'T PLAN YOUR CAMINO WITHOUT IT!!!!
“
