Le Chemin de Saint Jacques  An interesting site with many diverse links and good photos by David Hough.

 

The Camino  A journal, good photos by Piers Nicholson, a forum, a register of pilgrims and plenty of good information makes this comprehensive site worth looking at.

 

Santiago de Compostela  Many photos in the gallery as well as much information about the city.

 

Ruben Gonzalez  Great pictures of views and people. Well designed website can be temperamental.

 

ASANTIAGO  Plenty of photos from O Cebreiro onwards.

 

Walking the Camino  A site by Pili Pala Press with good photos which offers the book Walking the Camino de Santiago by Bethan Davies and Ben Cole.

 

Web Cams   CRTV’s web-cams in Galicia.

 

Michael to Santiago  A pretty comprehensive site.

 

A Ride to Santiago  A photo journal of a bike journey from Le Puy.

 

Camino de Santiago 2003  A very full photo journal.

 

A Concha e o Cajado  A photo gallery of the Camino.

 

Spanish Steps  Part of a commercial tour website by Judy Colaneri with good photos, maps and reading list.

 

Elcaminosantiago  A site with a vast number of photos by Grant Spangler including some great ones but with no commentary.

 

Sketches for a Portrait of my Camino  Some photos from Tuija Lehtonen’s album nicely arranged.

 

My Hike on the Camino  A photo journal of a journey from O Cebreiro to Finisterre by Paul Nelson with a particularly good section on ‘Life in the Trail’.

 

Mafoo  A set of photos and blog by Matthew Fopp.

 

Tom Dietner 2004  Tom has taken many good photos.

 

Touched by Light   good photo-journal by Sue Palmer.

 

Sarah Lohman’s Camino  many good pictures.

 

Fresco  Alex Chang’s photos.

 

Andre Plante  A photo journal from Le Puy to Finisterre in French but the pictures tell all.

 

Jerome’s Album  Jerome’s album of his camino.

 

Via Francigena

 

Walk for Italy  Eric Sylver’s photos and a very good blog.

 

And finally some epigrams suited to the Camino:

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

 

Just do it.

 

One does not 'go' to Compostela, one 'arrives' in Compostela.

 

Here we are in Santiago de Compostela. Now the Camino really begins.

 

If you haven't been in Santiago in the rain, you haven't been in Santiago.

 

In Galicia rain is an art.

 

It is better to wear out one's shoes than one's sheets.

A ship is safe in the harbour, but that's not what ships are made for.

 

The best things in life are not things.

 

Happiness is to know when you've found it.

 

If you are going through hell, keep going.

 

Every man dies, not every man truly lives.

 

The problem with the rat race is that even if you win, you're still a rat.

 

There are no short cuts to any place worth going.

 

We run past what we need chasing what we want.

 

We are all on a journey to an unknown destination along an unknown route.

 

Success is not final, failure not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.