Unique engravings about the Camino de Santiago from Gabriel and other art objects.

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Robo" data-source="post: 896564" data-attributes="member: 31043">It's interesting how we use the books and maps.I sometimes look at Brierley in the evenings to see what's coming up.Though the latest versions are smaller and harder to read......But also look at sites like Gronze for accommodation options.But I just love Mr B's maps.  More like sketches really aren't they.It's the simplicity and colour scheme that works so well for me.No clutter trying to make it look like a 'real' map!As I look at my other guidebooks here next to me, and their maps.........The German Guide? (Raimund Joos)  Really good content, maps are good colour but a bit small and 'cluttered' for me to use.WisePilgrim?  Colour scheme is hard for me to read, but not too bad. The legend up the side......I just don't get really.Cicerone.  Simple maps, but not much information on them.Village to Village Guide.  not too bad but again the shading and colour scheme detracts from readability.Gerald Kelly (VdlP) this is great as I have the Kindle version.  Who wants to carry a book!  The maps are really quite good.Mr B.  Perfect.  Clear to read and just the right amount of very relevant information.</blockquote>