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| RichardH |
 Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 7:17 am |
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I just received email (below) from someone looking for "gps track" to
Santiago (ESP) from St Jean Pied de Porte (FR)
I will reply off list but haven't got anything useful to suggest. Can
anyone help?
Quote: may be you can help me :
I've waist a lot of time searching for gps track for my garmin etrex vista c for cammino de santiago
for pedons pilgrims, I've found only a gps track for bikers , that start from St Jean from main street
to Roncesvalles, the same street of cars; many files in the net can't be opened by my garmin ,
some .gpx where opened some others not , I 've seen a jungle in different files, could you help me ?
I think he found me via my page "With GPS to Santiago de Compostela"
http://users.skynet.be/watermael/gps/50358.html
But we are still walking (eta 2009) |
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| RichardH |
| Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 8:30 am |
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| RichardH |
| Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 8:32 am |
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| JMZ |
| Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:56 am |
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Hi together
I am myself a fanatic of GPS. Also I am working as professional with
GPS. I have done some parts of the Camino: In France Le Puy en Velay
to Longeac (about 250 km), In France/Spain from Saint Jean le pied en
port to Burgos (about 300km).
I would recommend you not to use a GPS. The reason not to use GPS
could be:
- The path is well flagged
- You can use (and believe in) your intuition
- It is a good feeling to walk and to find yourself the right way
- Without an electronic device like GPS you find easier contact to
other human on the way
- take your time .....
Buon Camino
JMZ |
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| sierra |
| Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 1:07 pm |
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On Mar 5, 4:56 pm, "JMZ" <jean-marie.z...@bluemail.ch> wrote:
Quote: Hi together
I am myself a fanatic of GPS. Also I am working as professional with
GPS. I have done some parts of the Camino: In France Le Puy en Velay
to Longeac (about 250 km), In France/Spain from Saint Jean le pied en
port to Burgos (about 300km).
I would recommend you not to use a GPS. The reason not to use GPS
could be:
- The path is well flagged
- You can use (and believe in) your intuition
- It is a good feeling to walk and to find yourself the right way
- Without an electronic device like GPS you find easier contact to
other human on the way
- take your time .....
Buon Camino
JMZ
....and something less to carry, including spare batteries, chargers. |
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