Magazine editor: would love a bit of help!

[thetravelsociety]

Hello,

I'm the editor of a travel magazine (http://www.thetravelsociety.com) and I am about to publish a lovely article about one of my contributors going back to walk the Camino a second time, just so she could take her grandson along.

As I've edited the article I've found many helpful tidbits on this forum, and I'm going to recommend it as an excellent source of information. Since you all seem so incredibly helpful, I wonder if any of you would be willing to help me out: I'd love a picture of a fully stamped credenciale for the article - and will of course give credit to the image owner.

Any help would be appreciated.

Warmly,
Helen
helen@thetravelsociety.com

 

[robertt]

Hi Helen

This links to a photo on my blog.
http://slowcamino.files.wordpress.com/2 ... tampnd.jpg

It shows my very first stamp, from the cathedral at Le Puy. I sure remember getting that stamp! I don't know if I've got the pre-shrunk version still, but you can make use of what I've got, should you wish. It may not be what you are after, of course.

This blog entry shows that pic and a shot of my dog-eared credencial after it got back from Spain, Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. Understandably, it's a little tired.
http://slowcamino.wordpress.com/2010/06 ... -head-off/

Good luck with the article.

Rob

 

[skilsaw]

Help! Stop! No more publicity! Too many people know about the Camino and are trying it!

Just kidding of course. I hope your article does inspire a couple of people to give it a go.

Can't help you with the photo of a stamped credential. I have the credential, a digital camera, and access to the internet, but I'm totally lost on pulling the pieces together to send you a picture.
I'm sure someone will be able to help you out.

David, Victoria, Canada.

 

[30daystosantiago]

Just sent a photo of my stamped credential! Good luck!

 

[methodist.pilgrim.98]

Skilsaw. We are not alone! Taken 4th March 2012 on road to Fromista.