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Alison Raju.
People have been walking the Way of St James as a pilgrim route for over 1000 years. Today's pilgrims are people of all ages and from all walks of life. While some walk simply to enjoy a beautiful long-distance footpath, others may have a religious motive or a personal, historical or cultural interest in the route.
- Guide covers the 740km French section of the route - from Le Puy-en-Velay in central France to the Pyrenees.
- Route follows the GR65 long distance path from Le Puy, and continues through southern and south western France to Saint-Jean-Pied-De-Port and on to Roncesvalles in Spain.
- Clear and detailed route description illustrated with a series of sketch maps.
- Practical advice for the journey as well as background information on St James and pilgrim references on route.
- The Spanish section of the route is covered in the companion volume. The Way Of St James Vol 1.
186 Pages.
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