Flights finally booked.

[darronb]

I have finally booked my flights to Santiago. Have found this forum invaluable and no doubt will have a few questions in the coming weeks before I leave. First question. I have tried to download Johnny walkers guide but the donation button doesn't seem to work. How do I get it.

 

[CaminoDebrita]

Hi @darronb ---did you book your flight to Madrid, or where to? Will you be walking to Santiago de Compostela? Which route have you chosen?

I'm not sure what the problem with the donation button could be! You mean this site's donation button, or does Johnny Walker's guide have one?

Sounds like you are going to have a fun time in any event!

 

[mylifeonvacation]

Ah, I see what you are saying @darronb ... the big red "Donate Now" button (which links to the CSJ) right below Johnnie's guide lands on "page not found".

I believe you can still download the guide (and come back to donate later!), but the admins will probably want to check on that to restore the link. (Clicking around the CSJ site, I see where existing members can renew, but not new members.)

The Ingles is a beautiful route! There is a lot of great information on the forum, and Johnnie Walker's guide is extremely helpful. Enjoy and Buen Camino!!

 

[darronb]

Ah, I see what you are saying @darronb ... the big red "Donate Now" button (which links to the CSJ) right below Johnnie's guide lands on "page not found".

That's the one will download it and try to donate later.

Hi @darronb ---did you book your flight to Madrid, or where to? Will you be walking to Santiago de Compostela? Which route have you chosen?

Booked my flight into Santiago and will catch the bus or train to Ferrol, overnight there and walk the camino ingles over the following week. Am 99.9 % sorted just a couple of things to finish up and find out about.

 

[Tia Valeria]

You do not have to be a member to donate to CSJ (so far as I know). Try downloading the guide from CSJ direct - the donation link went there anyway via the forum. Payments should go through as they sell guides to non-members. (The link above goes to the on-line download list, then click on the Camino Ingles 2014 link.)
Another alternative is to order a hard copy, but you maybe prefer the download. Great guide, great Camino
Buen Camino

 

[darronb]

Thanks Tia. Will have a look at ordering hard copy much prefer a book

 

[anna pugh]

That's the one will download it and try to donate later.



Booked my flight into Santiago and will catch the bus or train to Ferrol, overnight there and walk the camino ingles over the following week. Am 99.9 % sorted just a couple of things to finish up and find out about.

Have a fantastic time. I walked the Ingles this March and I can honestly say it was a life changing experience. Buen Camino!

 

[mylifeonvacation]

I had printed out the guide and downloaded it to my phone. After the first day, I gave the booklet to one of my walking mates (who cut out the day's sections to only carry what was necessary for the day), and I just used the online version. That way we both had something during those times we didn't walk together. Both worked out perfectly for each of us (we all have our preferences). I'm with Anna, it was also a life changing experience for me.

 

[darronb]

I have managed to get hard copy from the link Tia posted so thank you for that. Just got to wait for it to arrive