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[QUOTE="annakappa, post: 133803, member: 3751"] I have never used a guidebook. (None available here in Costa Rica), but even if there were, I think I would prefer to do what we always do: we use the Eroski site [url=http://www.consumer.es]http://www.consumer.es[/url] to print out their printable guide, admittedly in Spanish, which comes to about 15 double printed pages. There is abundant, up to date information, both regarding a description of the route, the Albergues and places of historical interest, which I then personally add to. I also print out the couple of sheets of [url=http://www.caminoguide.net]http://www.caminoguide.net[/url], which again, has very actual information regarding all the Albergues on the way, together with approx. km between each village. We sometimes supplement a sheet or two of [url=http://www.gronze.com]http://www.gronze.com[/url], should there be alternative routes that we might try. A guide book is a very nice thing to have, I guess, but one of the trappings is that it seems that most then follow the specified stages, meaning that there is always one load of Pilgrims at these stops, almost as if one should really follow these stages. The in-between stages Albergues are usually so much more charming and less overcrowded. Anne [/QUOTE]
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