- Time of past OR future Camino
- Yes
When we walked the Camino earlier this year I noticed that many people had small stage maps laminated and would hang the days stage around their neck for quick access. Some said they discarded each stage after it was used to reduce weight...(I suppose it would depend on how close you were to your limit :wink: )
The information was the basic route with villages, Auberges and distances. I carried Brierley's guide which is good, but not always convenient to access while actually walking.
I never thought to ask anyone what the source of the individual maps were (I did not think I would be walking again so soon :shock: ). The Brierley stage maps are good...but a little large to laminate and hang around the neck.
I know that many will quickly ask why anyone would need a map. I just like to know what is coming up and it gives me something to do while walking.
Does anyone use the stage maps in this way? Which guide or map did you cut them out of?
The information was the basic route with villages, Auberges and distances. I carried Brierley's guide which is good, but not always convenient to access while actually walking.
I never thought to ask anyone what the source of the individual maps were (I did not think I would be walking again so soon :shock: ). The Brierley stage maps are good...but a little large to laminate and hang around the neck.
I know that many will quickly ask why anyone would need a map. I just like to know what is coming up and it gives me something to do while walking.
Does anyone use the stage maps in this way? Which guide or map did you cut them out of?