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Organisations
Confraternity of Saint James: London based organisation.
Sells many guide books and has leaflets with useful advice.
Holds pilgrim days, where you can ask questions etc.
www.csj.org.uk
or telephone Tel: (+44) (0)20 7928 9988
Fax: (+44) (0)20 7928 2844 |
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Very useful websites: www.caminosantiago.com/web_ingles/foroperegrinos.htm
Chat page. A vast amount of very useful information and many helpful people willing to answer all manner of questions. Use the search facility to wade through previous postings – often your question will have already been asked and plenty of answers given. You need to register as a member (free) if you want to post a question or reply to a post.
groups.msn.com/ElCaminoSantiago
Web site of a guy called Grant Spangler – he has walked the Camino several times. This web site contains a great deal of practical information e.g. the weather.
www.mundicamino.com -
Click on the UK flag for the website in English. A great deal of useful information e.g. accommodation, profiles of the route etc.
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Guidebooks
The Confraternity of Saint James can supply many guidebooks for the various different routes. Check out their web site www.csj.org.uk
When I walked the Camino in 2005 I used: A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino Francés by John Brierley. Camino Guides, Findhorn, 2006. 317 pp.£16.99. I used the older edition, which has now been updated.
He has also written: A Pilgrim's Guide to the Camino Fisterra by John Brierley. Camino Guides, Findhorn, 2003. 93 pp. £9.95 | |
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