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[QUOTE="jl, post: 25838, member: 1964"] Hi LM - don't bother with post it notes - (that old word - weight) What's wrong with scrawling important info in the margins? I am one of the strange people that plans a very detailed itinerary for my Caminos, with the important dates being when I leave home and when I am to return. Even though the itinerary is VERY detailed, it is still very flexible. On my last Camino there were many days which were altered -either lengthened or shortenend depending how I felt. The bonus of all this preparation is that I have a very good picture in my head of maps and so on, which in turn allows me to be very flexible. I still like to look at a map - just to see "where in the world" I am, but, I found the thing I used most was the elevation diagrams that were handed out at the pilgrim offic e in St Jean. However, becauseit was the second time I had walked the same path I was determined to take as many detours as practible and found "Brierly" invaluable for guidance there. If you intend to follow the set path it is really the arrows that will show you the way, and after a few days I didn't even use the guide books for the albergues because the grapevine did a good job of helping me select, plus my own intinct. Janet [/QUOTE]
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