Links
My main photography website, www.paulquayle.co.uk similar to this site but with more images from around the world, plus more sections to encourage those living in Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire, England to employ me as a photographer for assignments, weddings and animal photography.
CAMINO DE SANTIAGO
If you are interested in linking your Camino de Santiago related site on these links at www.caminodesantiago.co.uk/links.html please contact me informing me of your site's URL, title of site and a simple description. Thanks.
CaminoLinks With such a title no wonder it's one of the best Camino link sites.
Caminodesantiago.me.uk Extensive site in several languages with a long links section making this a highly ranked site on Google.
Caminho de Compostela Claiming to be the first Camino site in Brazil and one of the first when it was set up in 1996, this huge Camino site, mostly in Portugese, but with large content in Spanish and English, includes their self-proclaimed biggest collection of links about the Camino.
Pilgrim's Progress Loads of links on Christian pilgrimages throughout the world.
Xacobeo Department of Galicia website in seven languages with lots of information on events, conferences and universities in Santiago and Galicia.
Santiago Cathedral The homepage of Santiago Cathedral.
Mundicamino Large section on various routes to Santiago, plus online shop for books and souvenirs.
CAMINO CONFRATERNITIES
Confraternity of St James CSJ. Founded in 1983 to promote the pilgrim routes to Santiago this non-denominational association of former and current pilgrims should be one of the first websites to visit for anything Camino related. Excellent selection of guidebooks on the Camino, and info on how and where to get a credencial, a Pilgrim's Passport, their most asked question. They have a link to my photo galleries on the Camino in my sister website and are selling my Camino de Santiago Postcards in their online bookshop.
The Irish Society of Friends of St. James Irish Camino confraternity site.
AmericanPilgrims American Camino Confraternity site.
Norway's Confraternity Site in English, Spanish,Dutch and Portugese.
Huge Spanish Confraternity site with information on all Camino associations in Spain, and information of all the Camino routes and with a listing of all the official Albergues for all routes. Site only in Spanish.
CAMINO FORUMS
SantiagoToday A popular Camino forum area where according to their website "Where past pilgrims share and future pilgrims learn".
MSN CAMINO GROUP Extensive forum on all things about El Camino de Santiago.
CAMINO BLOGS
Camino de Santiago section of artist Anton Hurtado's website. Spanish only.Please contact me to add your Camino blog here in return for a link on your Camino site. Thanks.
Camino blog with Camino info plus stuff on how to blog when on the Camino and mp3 podcasts by a guy based in northern Italy.
Camino de Santiago section of artist Anton Hurtado's website. Spanish only.
CAMINO WEBCAM
Webcams on the Camino, including Pamplona, Burgos, Leon, O Cebreiro and Santiago.
Webcams in various locations in Santiago, including inside the Santiago Cathedral.
CAMINO BY BICYCLE
Bicycle shop Tour'n'ride in Santiago that rents bicycles both for day rides and for the Camino, and professionally transports bicycles back to their home country. English spoken in the shop. This shop also sells packs of my Camino Postcards.
Santiago_Bicicleta Yahoo Bike group for those who have cycled to Santiago offering advice to whose considering doing so.
Nice homepage of a guy who cycled the Camino on a relatively cheap bike.
Goxploring- Bike tours on the Camino to Santiago.
CAMINO MISCELLANEOUS
Archidiocesis de Santiago de Compostela.The most recent information on the number of pilgrims receiving compostelas. Figures broken down into each month, nationality, gender and profession. Site Spanish only. The annual number receiving the compostela is now over 100,000 (in 2006 100,377) the first time in modern times, apart from Holy Years, such high numbers have been reached. The Camino Frances is by far the most popular route, but the percentage of those arriving in Santiago having walked this route has fallen in the last year from around 90% to 82%, as pilgrims opt for a quieter route and/or walk a different route having previously walked the Camino Frances. More than half of the walkers arriving in Santiago to collect their compostela are Spanish, the next ranked in terms of nationality are Italians- the highest ranked being unsurprisingly mainly from Europe, but with considerable numbers travelling from USA, Canada, and Brazil.
Weather in Spain. Live info from Spanish metrological site.
Japanese pilgrimages, holy mountains, and sacred shrines in Japan.
GEOGRAPHY
Geographical
Magazine of Royal Geographical Society.
AsianGeographic
Environment Conservation Heritage Wildlife.
Stanfords
The world's best selection of maps.
HIROSHIMA / PEACE ISSUES
2020VISIONCAMPAIGN A programme to eliminate all nuclear weapons by the year 2020.
MAYORS FOR PEACE A UN NGO supporting solidarity of cities (now 1,578 cities in 120 countries) towards the total abolition of nuclear weapons.
ATOMIC BOMB MUSEUM An educational resource about the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
PHOTOGRAPHY
PhotoLinks.com A website listings of all things photography.
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www.travelsphoto.com-a travel photography listing site.
www.freephotogallery.info
www.profotos.com - All Photography. All the Time.
www.photolinks.ch - on photography & imaging.
www.worldphotodirectory.com
Link Directory
TRAVEL
http://www.adventuredirectory.co.uk - A listing site related to adventure around the world. Featuring over 50 kinds of activities, be it ballooning, dog sledding or trekking.
http://viaggi.alice.it/latitudesmag/-An Italian / English broadband internet version of this travel magazine with a difference. Eclectic range of features with an archive from war reporting to photo stories on tropical paradise islands.
http://www.travellerspoint.com/photography.cfm-A gallery of tens of thousands of travel photos from around the world uploaded by Travellerspoint members.
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