John Brierly

[SusanH]

Hello folks. Has anyone seen a 2019 version of Brierly’s Camino de Santiago guide book?

Thank you!

 

[VA Hiker]

Hello folks. Has anyone seen a 2019 version of Brierly’s Camino de Santiago guide book?

Thank you!

https://www.santiagodecompostela.me...t-jean-pied-de-port-to-santiago-de-compostela

Here’s a link to buy the 2019 edition from Ivar. I’ve ordered it but haven’t yet received it.

 

[Deleted member 67185]

Hello folks. Has anyone seen a 2019 version of Brierly’s Camino de Santiago guide book?

Thank you!

Which of his Camino de Santiago books are you wanting? The one for Camino Frances can be found at the Forum Store or on Amazon

https://www.santiagodecompostela.me...t-jean-pied-de-port-to-santiago-de-compostela

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1912216051/?tag=casaivar02-20

 

[SusanH]

Frances. I’m asking about 2019 - I can’t seem to find it.

 

[trecile]

Frances. I’m asking about 2019 - I can’t seem to find it.

Here it is https://www.santiagodecompostela.me...t-jean-pied-de-port-to-santiago-de-compostela

 

[Deleted member 67185]

Frances. I’m asking about 2019 - I can’t seem to find it.

I included links in my previous post to the 2019 edition of his Camino Frances guide. One is for the book in the Forum store, and the other link for the book at Amazon.

 

[jngminer]

I purchased one online from Barnes and Noble just a week ago...

 

[SusanH]

Thanks you guys!

 

[tpmchugh]

Hello folks. Has anyone seen a 2019 version of Brierly’s Camino de Santiago guide book?

Thank you!

Yes, its the 2018,17,16 editions. Short of the odd added or removed albergues, they are all the same. Only significant change in years was the new size. Still the best in my opinion

 

[Richard DeMerchant]

I bought the Camino Portugués from Indigo here in Canada a few weeks ago.

 

[Thornley]

There should be plenty around .
The Spanish never use them and we have found they are inadequate for good accommodation.

 

[JR9162]

I have one I put from Ivar, along with a free credential. Looks just like prior issues. Clearly marked 2019.

 

[Pipmahoe]

There should be plenty around .
The Spanish never use them and we have found they are inadequate for good accommodation.

Hello there,

what reference do you use for your camino/

Penelope

 

[Thornley]

Hello there,

what reference do you use for your camino/

Penelope

Miam Miam Do Do ,
We found out 10 yrs ago when we were staying in the normal , everybody run of the mill places that Brierly cultivated whilst the French who had commenced in Paris with a donkey were staying in beautiful farm accommodation for nearly the same price 200 m from the path with lovely home cooked meals .
On the Norte , go German
Have a great Camino

 

[Pipmahoe]

Miam Miam Do Do ,
We found out 10 yrs ago when we were staying in the normal , everybody run of the mill places that Brierly cultivated that the French who had commenced in Paris with a donkey were staying in beautiful farm accommodation for nearly the same price 200 m from the path with lovely home cooked meals .
On the Norte , go German
Have a great Camino

Thank you Thornley, I’ll have a look at that

 

[Theskygeek]

I am reading it at the moment and finding it very helpful. I am going in May and do not plan on following his entire plan but it is a great guide.

 

[AlexanderAZ]

I ordered and received a 2019 version in December.

 

[Pipmahoe]

Can you tell me if Miam Miam Do Do have written a guide for the Portugués Camino?

 

[Thornley]

Can you tell me if Miam Miam Do Do have written a guide for the Portugués Camino?

No
But His Portuguese is a handy one as it contains Ingles as well as Finistere and Muxia .
There is a special map to use under the Portuguese section which we printed .

 

[Pipmahoe]

No
But His Portuguese is a handy one as it contains Ingles as well as Finistere and Muxia .
There is a special map to use under the Portuguese section which we printed .

Whose Portuguese one?

 

[Thornley]

Whose Portuguese one?

Pip, you are a bit lazy old son
But retirement and HRH allows this daily 15 minutes on the Forum .

1 Portuguese Camino on Forum , you will find it.
2 Best Guide Book for CP, its listed under topics , you will find it,
3 There is a new book being spoken about by Kat , she knows her thing as well as a very helpful lass Elle, who has her own site and book/diary
4 Then one of the last replies will have ;
*www.caminador.es
This is what we printed out in pages and disposed with each day.
We used this as we were doing the coastal and then the ferry etc @ Caminha.
JB likes the old way , thats why the Dumbria turn off to Muxia is an add on in his Finisterre Book

 

[trecile]

Whose Portuguese one?

Since the name of this topic is John Brierly, I'm thinking his.

 

[Pipmahoe]

Pip, you are a bit lazy old son
But retirement and HRH allows this daily 15 minutes on the Forum .

1 Portuguese Camino on Forum , you will find it.
2 Best Guide Book for CP, its listed under topics , you will find it,
3 There is a new book being spoken about by Kat , she knows her thing as well as a very helpful lass Elle, who has her own site and book/diary
4 Then one of the last replies will have ;
*www.caminador.es
This is what we printed out in pages and disposed with each day.
We used this as we were doing the coastal and then the ferry etc @ Caminha.
JB likes the old way , thats why the Dumbria turn off to Muxia is an add on in his Finisterre Book

Sorry Thornley, I think we must have misunderstood one another.

I have JBs’ new guide for the Portuguese Camino, I also have the www.caminador.es information, but thank you for this recommendation. In a previous post you Recommended the Miam Miam Do Do guides who recommend alternative accommodation to JB. I like to have all the information I can get so as to compare all the different choices so I was searching for a Miam Miam dodo guide for the Portuguese Camino. Having reread your post I realise that you were talking about the french camino.

Thank you for all your Help
Penelope

 

[NanaEL]

Hello folks. Has anyone seen a 2019 version of Brierly’s Camino de Santiago guide book?

Thank you!

We were given one by my sister-in-law for Christmas!

 

[Saint Mike II]

Miam Miam Do Do ,
We found out 10 yrs ago when we were staying in the normal , everybody run of the mill places that Brierly cultivated whilst the French who had commenced in Paris with a donkey were staying in beautiful farm accommodation for nearly the same price 200 m from the path with lovely home cooked meals .
On the Norte , go German
Have a great Camino

Hola - The only versions/editions I have seen of the Miam Miam Do Do was in French. Do they do an English language edition?? I must agree that from what I was told it did offer a range of alternative accommodations, especially if one is a bit sick of the alberque life. Cheers

 

[Thornley]

- The only versions/editions I have seen of the Miam Miam Do Do was in French. Do they do an English language edition?

No Mike , only French but soooo simple mate
They devote the pages to accommodation in each village with a simple line as the path.
Old copies everywhere , Kanga should have one from Gr65.