Itinéraire pèlerin de Saint-Jacques de Compostele Vézelay Monique Chassin

My Itinéraire has just arrived, Fifth edition, and I am hard at work, I have so little French-go straight, right or left is easy enough, quickly figured out that oblique means veer or bear in a particular direction-the rest is hard going, much can be resolved with common sense and my all but defunct Latin, thank goodness for mechanical translation on the 'net.
My question: The opening page of the Itinéraire contains an important message: to consult a particular website:
www.saint-jacques-par-vezelay.eu

in order to obtain recent updates. Punched it in and the computer comes back "Never heard of such a place" No Longer Available" "Go Away You Bother Me" and the like. Has this site crashed? Is it really gone? Is there a different place to look? I am more than happy with what I received and will be working on my Camino until I leave in April but would be nice to access any update.

Thank you

Thanks pudge, my computer is often impolite, refusing to talk with me and I never saw the m-still the material I have is quite comprehensive and I am sure to manage-thanks!

pudgypilgrim said:

Well, if you're not philosophically opposed to Facebook (I am, so I totally get it if you don't want to go there), the book does have a Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Itin...la-voie-historique-de-Vézelay/120184838054290

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Thanks again pudge, the facebook page seems to have many partial updates which I am copying, the full text of each one refers back to the saint-jacques-par-vezelay.eu site which as we discovered is gone. I am willing to take any crumb. No, not philosophically against Facebook but I do have issues with pilgrims who are so focused on their smartphones they bump into things while walking, fight over who plugs in first to recharge, and who don't pick up their heads when meeting other pilgrims in coffee shops, bars, albergues, gites, or on the Camino/Chemin. That is, however. another issue. Thanks again and now I'll will return to my Sisyphusian efforts at translation.