Could anybody pass me used TOPO guide 654 + 6542 Urgently

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cisilee

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• Jun 14, 2010

• #1

Holla,

Greeting from Seoul, Korea

I'm setting my pilgrim from Namur, Belgium to Santiego,
setting off for Paris on 12 July, The day is approaching.
but from the beginning, I have faced in trouble to get
the guide books TOPO GR 654 + 6542.

Anyone giving me big hands (passing or sending copies) will be rewarded

Pleasend send me a private mail.

Ciao cisilee

 

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• Jun 14, 2010

• #2

http://pilgrim.peterrobins.co.uk/routes ... reims.html

 

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• Jun 14, 2010

• #3

http://www.radiocamino.net/via-mosana

 

Canuck

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• Jun 14, 2010

• #4

Hi Cisilee,

Guide book for GR654 is shown as available here:
http://www.mollat.com/livres/sentier-ve ... 00780.html

As for GR6542, I wouldn't recommend this route for Vezelay-St-Jean-Pied-de-Port. There is a better way with pilgrim accommodations and a very good guide book, although in French here:
http://www.saint-jacques-par-vezelay.eu ... guide.html

But if you insist on the GR6542, you can order it here:
http://www.ffrandonnee.fr/boutique/le-c ... t=gr&v=654

Buen camino,
Jean-Marc

 

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jl

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• Jun 15, 2010

• #5

just supporting Jean-Marc's comments. I used the Amis guide when I walked from Vezelay last year, and found it very good. I would suggest you follow that path rather than the GR path - it is very well marked mostly and goes from village to village. There are plenty of refuges along the way, and very good ones at that. The hardest part for accomodation is in the Limousin where you will have to stay at private gites, but these are not too expensive though. The CSJ bookshop has the Amis guide for sale I think (haven't checked lately though) and this one is particularly good (if you struggle with french) as it has key words in English and the introducion has been translated into English too.

Cheers, Janet

 

newfydog

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• Jun 15, 2010

• #6

I have a new copy of the guide 654, sitting on my shelf, waiting for a trip. Maybe next year.

I checked Amazon.fr and indeed, they are out of stock.

I will lend it to you IF:

You promise it will come back
You send us a postcard

--------dwerme@gmail.com------

 

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cisilee

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• Jun 17, 2010

• #7

Thank you all who answered my post.
It was great to know about human networking
and the web sites you recommended to visit are
very helpful. I put them on my favorit's list

I'll call you again for some advice

best regards
cisilee