Mapping the Camino

[Vaughan]

After completing my "walk of a lifetime" earlier this year I decided to commission a map showing the route I took and with some personalised elements. The artist is a chap called Dan Bell who, if you are interested, you can find through a search on Google

 

[gschmidl]

You're very far from the Shire. Congratulations, this is beautiful.

 

[Vaughan]

You're very far from the Shire. Congratulations, this is beautiful.

Yes indeed! I think he did a really good job with this.

 

[David]

Where are the dragons??

(Nice map!).

 

[Vaughan]

Where are the dragons??

(Nice map!).

Ha, The dragons (and demons) were all slayed!

 

[Jeff Crawley]

Very Tolkinesque indeed - I'd never appreciated how much the Ria leading up to Pontevedra looks like a mouth and the peninsular to the north like a nose.
I suppose the features get obscured by text on a conventional map.

 

[Ekelund]

What a beautiful map! Thank you for sharing!

 

[David Tallan]

It's a beautiful map but I'm not sure about the placement of the mountains. I seem to recall more mountains between Saint Jean Pied de Port and Pamplona than between Pamplona and Santo Domingo. But I am getting older so my memory could be off.

 

[Bert45]

A shame about 'Galacia'. I would have added a sad face emoji, but it seems that there isn't one.

 

[Vaughan]

A shame about 'Galacia'. I would have added a sad face emoji, but it seems that there isn't one.

Very good spot! Spelling was never a strong point!