“A Cameo of Santiago”?

[Michael Gray]

I have been asked to give a talk to a club I belong to about my Camino last year. In the club’s newsletter, the topic has morphed into “A Cameo of Santiago”. I’m not sure if it’s a spell-checker error or an editor’s well-meaning but mistaken correction. However, it’s given me an idea for a humorous introduction to my talk. Have forum members come across any other amusing or strange names or descriptions of the Camino?

 

[natefaith]

Will be following this thread and expect to be entertained!

 

[movinmaggie]

I have been asked to give a talk to a club I belong to about my Camino last year. In the club’s newsletter, the topic has morphed into “A Cameo of Santiago”. I’m not sure if it’s a spell-checker error or an editor’s well-meaning but mistaken correction. However, it’s given me an idea for a humorous introduction to my talk. Have forum members come across any other amusing or strange names or descriptions of the Camino?

It means a short version. As in the movies, one gets to play a cameo part; a brief appearance.