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Vincent trained in Belgium, at St Luc de Tournai’s institute as a graphic designer, then studied Fine Arts in Lille. In 1977, he presented his first collective exhibition in Dunkerque, and then exhibited at the Weeppe gallery. In 1984, he exhibited in … Read More
Monica Brufton is a professional freelance animator, illustrator and painter. After studying fine art at Chelsea School of Art she worked on Beatrix Potter’s stories for TV, the feature film “Miss Potter”, and the popular series “Wind in the Willows”. … Read More
Tony Maude – singer, song-writer, guitarist, composer, poet…. Tony has been writing for and working with children and adults for over 40 years. Educated at New College, Oxford in Modern Languages, he works throughout Europe in schools, libraries, universities, arts … Read More
The little CAMINO LINGO word and phrase book series was written to help you learn some Spanish before you embark on your Camino pilgrimage in Spain. It will make your trip far more worthwhile and interesting if you are able … Read More
Heiko has had some 40 years of experience in foraging and though a Dutchman by birth, has been at home all over Europe including Germany, Ireland, England. For the last 10 years he has lived close to the Via Francigena pilgrim route in Italy, … Read More
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In the future main editions eg Edition 7 will only be released when there are major route changes. Main editions will be released in both paperback and Ebook form. Interim revisions will be made in Ebook form and as Lightfoot … Read More
Bob has provided very detailed feed back on his recent journey from Vercelli to Rome. In addition to the route alerts that I have posted, the transcription error and the accommodation changes below, Bob has made some positive suggestions for … Read More
Robbio – Hotel Moderno closed. Gambassi Therme – Parrochia Santi Jacopo e Stefano no longer offers accommodation. Bob Muirhead
In good summer weather conditions the path over the summit is long but progressive and should not offer a great challenge to hikers in good physical shape. The greatest risk to walkers arises from the weather. Click for a 30 … Read More