can i get a guide book at sjpdp?

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siena423

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #1

hi, i know i can buy a guide book at the csj bookshop on line but have been away for a month i the usa and had no time. do you have an office in london i can call in and get one direct this week? probably a dumb question, but is a guide book available at the starting point office in st jean please? will arrive biarritz on thursday 19th march afternoon and will catch train direct to st jean. is it wise to stay overnight then head off? thanks a million gabbie

 

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lorax

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I tried in 09, it went horribly. Gonna try again. Aug/Sept this year

• Mar 16, 2009

• #2

I recently saw what they give the pilgrims at SJPP....a single piece of paper that has all the alberques, prices, distances and height elevations... pretty cool and one piece of paper.

Karla

 

JohnnieWalker

Nunca se camina solo

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #3

Sienta - call the CSJ office straight away and see if they can help - Tel: (+44) (0)20 7928 9988

Or e mail: office@csj.org.uk


Buen Camino

John

 

Deirdre

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Camino Francés (2007), Camino Francés (2008), Camino Portugués (2010), Camino Aragonés - from Lourdes (2012)

• Mar 16, 2009

• #4

Is the Brierley guide available in bookshops in London? You might pick it up there as well.... just a thought.
Buen Camino,

 

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spursfan

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #5

I wouldn't count on picking up the Brierley guide at bookshops in London - it's certainly not in Stanfords (though there are a few CSJ guides there) - I don't know what his publishers are doing about distribution this year - it's not on Amazon UK and the Findhorn Press website only operates in Euros (which is rather odd for a community whose base is in Scotland)

 

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jl

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #6

I did see the Briely guide on The Book Depository web site (UK) recently if that is any help. Cheers, Janet

 

anniethenurse

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• Mar 24, 2009

• #7

Anyone has a list of phrases in Spanish to English for the camino? I saw one yesterday when reading this forum but just can´t find it now!

Buen camino a todos!
anne
PS. I purchased the Brierley guide book here in Stockholm. I´m going to study it before the camino and bring it with me for the camino.

 

Hali

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• Mar 24, 2009

• #8

anniethenurse said:

Anyone has a list of phrases in Spanish to English for the camino? I saw one yesterday when reading this forum but just can´t find it now!

Buen camino a todos!
anne :?
PS. I purchased the Brierley guide book here in Stockholm. I´m going to study it before the camino and bring it with me for the camino.

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Hi Anne!

The Canadian Company óf pilgrims has a 6-page lexicon, "100 Useful Words for the Camino". You can download the PDF from their website, hope this link works!
http://www.santiago.ca/lexicon.html

Buen Camino!

 

JohnnieWalker

Nunca se camina solo

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• Mar 24, 2009

• #9

Here it is :

miscellaneous-topics/topic5577.html?hilit=grant#p32690