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Warning: The following books may have plagiarised my book. There is only one Survival Guide to the Portuguese Camino in Galicia by Jeffery Barrera: A Beginner's Guide to the Portuguese Way of Santiago by Quentin McGuire, Expert Advice for Walking the Portuguese Camino by Abdullahi Velez, and The Essential Guide to Walking the Camino Portuguese by Abida Churchill. The only Camino guidebook written by a person who works as a guide on the Camino and who gets to walk regularly to Santiago de Compostela. A Survival Guide to the Portuguese Camino in Galicia will not only provide you with simple, concise and to-the-point information about the route you are following, but will also help you understand and appreciate Spanish idiosyncrasy, which is usually the most intriguing, and at times frustrating, part of a trip for travellers. This is also a guidebook that provides insider insight and information about the Camino; information on where you are walking, why you are looking at things and how to make the most of your experience; all that stuff that is not readily available to travellers from abroad. In a nutshell, this is a guidebook written by a Spanish pilgrim for pilgrims from abroad. Please note that this guidebook only covers the last section of the Portuguese Camino, the part that crosses Galicia in Spain. It does NOT cover any of the stages in Portugal.

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Jeffery Barrera has a Five-Year University Degree in Fine Arts by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Madrid, Spain); and more than 10 years experience working as a printmaker in a print workshop (kind of what Dürer did, but in Madrid). He is also a full-time guide on the Camino de Santiago. That's the 1000-year-old pilgrimage route that crosses northern Spain to Santiago de Compostela. Since 2013, he has walked to Santiago de Compostela 40 times, on both the French and Portuguese Caminos. In his free time he updates his Camino de Santiago guidebooks, writes museum guidebooks, and, occasionally, has a coffee at the Prado Museum Café. Please visit www.barrerabooks.com for more information about the author and his books.

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