Bogong
Active Member
- Time of past OR future Camino
- First, March 2014
G'day,
We're having a new kitchen and in the general clean-up found a beautiful tin with the remains of a gift of Grisettes from Montpelier given to my my wife around 30 years ago.
At the time we overlooked the significance of the link with the Camino, and never imagined that I would one day walk it.
The information sheet, in 9 languages, reads:
" In the Middle Ages, around 1100, "Notre Dame des Tables" was the commercial centre of Montpelier. Already in those days the clever merchants, when doing business, used "Grisettes" (little honey marbles with liquorice) to round up the change for the numerous pilgrims for Santiago de Compostela on their pilgrims' path called "Cami Roumieu".
What is the route of the Cami Roumieu?
And the little Grisettes are still nice, even after all these years!
De Colores
Bogong
We're having a new kitchen and in the general clean-up found a beautiful tin with the remains of a gift of Grisettes from Montpelier given to my my wife around 30 years ago.
At the time we overlooked the significance of the link with the Camino, and never imagined that I would one day walk it.
The information sheet, in 9 languages, reads:
" In the Middle Ages, around 1100, "Notre Dame des Tables" was the commercial centre of Montpelier. Already in those days the clever merchants, when doing business, used "Grisettes" (little honey marbles with liquorice) to round up the change for the numerous pilgrims for Santiago de Compostela on their pilgrims' path called "Cami Roumieu".
What is the route of the Cami Roumieu?
And the little Grisettes are still nice, even after all these years!
De Colores
Bogong