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On the Spanish part, there have been some, but not significant, at least not regarding places to stay. some alternative routes have popped up since then, and some improvements that you don't need a guidebook to discover.Hello: I am a new member hopeful of undertaking the Portugues Camino in 2025.... Would the Pilgrim guide Book 2018 be OK to use or as there been many changes requiring the 2024 Pilgrim guide book...Thanks for your feed backguys..
hello: thanks for your advise unfortunately I am a simple soul and not into hi-tec so I will depend on a guide book and yellow arrows, nevertheless, thanks again for your advise.. please note I am a new member and not use to the software utilization I trust this reply has been executed correctly!!!Someone will be writing shortly recommending one or more online apps. I'm here to say that you could compare your older guidebook with information given by Gronze.com (probably not worth the effort though).
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Hello:On the Spanish part, there have been some, but not significant, at least not regarding places to stay. some alternative routes have popped up since then, and some improvements that you don't need a guidebook to discover.
If OP is unwilling or unready to use an app as a guidebook, I'm not sure they are any more ready to use one as a compass.Hola
You might already have a compass... many compass apps can be downloaded to smart phones so not any extra weight.
Also - I'v walked with guidbooks a few years old - alle fine with some help from online guides.
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