Seasonal photos of the camino

sillydoll

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #1

Zavier (and others) have posted some really beautiful photos of the camino lately. Perhaps we could all contribute to seasonal photo albums?
We could have one each for spring, summer, autumn and winter.
This way, new pilgrims and those walking the camino again but in a different season, will be able to see what it looks like throughout the year.

 

ivar

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #2

Good idea... I just set this up.... have a look here:
album.php

... I also created a category for the badges, to take them out of the Camino Frances category...

Ivar

 

JohnnieWalker

Nunca se camina solo

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #3

Just an idea but the Confraternity of St James have a good picture library accessible through their website - could there be links to it too?

 

ivar

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #4

Sure, not a problem. Do you have a link to this picture library?

 

JohnnieWalker

Nunca se camina solo

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #5

Here it is:

http://www.csj.org.uk/digilib-intro.htm

Happy viewing

 

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Anonymous

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• Apr 11, 2007

• #6

johnnalexander: awesome pics. I particularly enjoyed Lescar-Col de Somport, a road am planning on walking soon. Thanks :!: BC :arrow: cm 8)

 

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Eleanor

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• Apr 12, 2007

• #7

Hi everybody,
Have had a quick look at some of the photos. Great idea. Photos say so much. Sil's photos of paths interesting and very informative for me, a pilgrim who has a mobility problem. Hope it will be possible. The seasonal photo category will be even more useful when it fills up. Lots of photos don't haave dates. I guess the season by the vegetation.

Well done,
Un saludo,
Eleanor