A pilgrim's journey into the geological past along the Camino de Santiago

The Camino de Santiago is more than a journey through history and faith. It is also a walk across half a billion years of Earth's past. From the rise of the Pyrenees to the silence of the Meseta, from the windswept Alto de Perdón to the stones of the Cruz de Ferro, the landforms pilgrims cross each hold a story. Seen through the lens of geology, they take on fresh meaning. This book offers that lens-an invitation to see beneath your feet, and to share in the deeper mysteries of the Way.