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Just send them an email and they will do it for you!
I prefer reading a book, too. Something about the touch and feel of the pages and the smells of books are part of the experience.
I think you can order a hard copy or an electronic copy from Amazon if you prefer. I understand if you want to give Ivar the business though.
...love your description of "Savoring this like a box of Belgian chocolates". You captured the emotion perfectly. It was a wonderful read! Rebekah, thank you so much for virtually transporting me back to the Camino Frances via sharing your life's journey and your ability to make it come alive through words. It was the best!
...an extra copy to donate to the library.
This is not support. This is pure self-indulgence. Thank you.
Good idea SY. Done
It was delivered to me a few days ago to Melbourne , Australia via amazon . I just finished it last night . I really enjoyed it -and I shared your book via my fb social media post and also on ‘Australians on the Camino fb group’. Thanks for a good ‘warts and all’ Camino book and all your good work for pilgrims , the Camino community and the peaceable foundation good works . Cheers and I wish you all the best in your adventures.
Interesting question. Since most of our history is biased chauvinism and not based on facts, it would fun to research. The Romans employed this system of heating (known as Hypocaust) in the 4th century on the Meseta as evidenced at Villa Olmeda, but then so didn't they also introduce indoor plumbing there as well.
Yes. you just have to go again...
Well, you did write about it in the book, did you not?
The floor heating system that is.
I did, following the recommendation above by SYates. I will check to see if it is on the dedicated page.
Just got it on kindle.
Just gaved it to my son.
After having read it!
Good preparation for our coming Camino
Buen Camino,
Jacques-D.
). Rain this morning gave me a few more minutes to read before starting on the annual pruning chores in our "toy orchard". Neither the book nor the pruning are finished but my fingers have now thawed to where I can type a moment before moving onto soup-making.
Thank you Kirkie for this post and review of Rebekah's book. I (Anne) have just finished reading it and thoroughly enjoyed it. I found it very moving in parts and would love to be able to look in on Rebekah and her albergue in Moratinos , when we are able to walk again.
If anyone is interested, Rebekah will be joining us in the Facebook Group, "Pilgrimage in Place," during our Pilgrim Table Zoom call on Saturday June 6. Just click on over to Facebook "Pilgrimage in Place" page for all the details. Background: Annie O'Neil of "Six Ways to Santiago" and "Phil's Camino" facilitates this new group found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/annieoneilpilgrimageinplace/. Also, we will be embarking on a virtual pilgrimage starting in SJPDP June 1. Why don't you join us?!
Just did. It was a great read.
