Before the Camino
This Camino community is great for planning your Camino de Santiago. Many uses this forum as their only source for information before walking, and nothing else is needed.
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An article from the Diario de Navarra about a local man's project to preserve and digitise a collection of detailed photographs, negatives and glass plates made by two English brothers who walked the Camino to Santiago in 1913, 1919 and 1920. And also to transcribe and publish their handwritten diaries of that journey which was interrupted by the First World War. A gallery of six large images accompanies the article...
for those who are seeking accommodation in past or present monasteries, convents, churches, pilgrim hospices, at religious communities, or at albergues offering spiritual experience.
To download the pdf, click the yellow "Download" button towards top right (you need to be logged in).
If your Pilgrim Associations or Confraternities need a place to create discussions and interact with your members, this is the place. Please contact me for setup. ivar.rekve at gmail. com
This is a very thoughtful and potentially disturbing article I came across on Gronze. If you are interested and don't read Spanish so well, Google translate will render it into English for you. There have been reports of locals in Santiago complaining about noisy and vociferous groups of...
My son and I arrived in Porto on Monday late afternoon, and spent all day yesterday sightseeing.
Porto is beautiful, with its "old world" touristy center and with the perfect weather it was extremely busy, more so than I had remembered as I'd been twice before. We passed on waiting in line for...
An article from the Diario de Navarra about a local man's project to preserve and digitise a collection of detailed photographs, negatives and glass plates made by two English brothers who walked the Camino to Santiago in 1913, 1919 and 1920. And also to transcribe and publish their handwritten...
for those who are seeking accommodation in past or present monasteries, convents, churches, pilgrim hospices, at religious communities, or at albergues offering spiritual experience.
To download the pdf, click the yellow "Download" button towards top right (you need to be logged in).
Save this file to your photos on your phone and check it each time you need to withdraw money at a Spanish ATM. It's sure to save you quite a bit over the course of your camino!
YOU WILL FIND THE LATEST VERSION OF THE FILE UNDER THE "updates" TAB (above).
If possible access and save it using your phone. You'll need to be logged into the forum on your phone to do that. If you can't log into the forum from your phone, open the file on your computer and photograph it instead, or else e-mail...
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