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https://www.facebook.com/TheWorldAtArmsLengthCaminoDeSantiagoDocumentary/
Follow the link for the trailer of The World at Arm's Length - Camino de Santiago Documentary, the story of Sven who is deaf and blind. Sven has a dream to walk the Camino de Santiago and decides to go with the help of his assistants. He wants to prove he can do it but quickly comes to his physical and psychological limits. A bitter struggle for power, control and self-determination begins.
The film is showing at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace in Cremorne at 20:15 on Tuesday 4 June 2019. Three of our members will be part of a Q&A after the film.
www.afotc.org/camino-national-australia-conference-2019/
The Australian Friends of the Camino First National Conference will be held in Adelaide from 11-13 October 2019. The committee has organised some interesting speakers e.g. the keynote speaker Dr Francisco Singul from Cultura Xacobea, Galicia and John Brierley of guidebook renown. Conference booking form and venue information is on the AFOTC website.
Hospitalero training will be held in Adelaide 10-11 October 2019 i.e. immediately before the Conference. Information is available on the Australian Hospitaleros website www.australianhospitaleros.org/training.html
http://popupcamino.weebly.com/
Enda and Jerard Barry walked the Camino in 2016 and were so taken with it that they have opened their home in Wentworth Falls as a Pop Up Albergue - a Camino experience while walking in the Blue Mountains. See their website for pricing and contact details.
http://www.spanishadventures.com/
An Australian who now lives in Santiago de Compostela, Garry from Spanish Adventures has been organising both guided and self-guided walking tours of various Camino routes since 2003. Not listed on his website as yet is a flat in Santiago that is available for rent. For more information, use the form under the How Can I Help You? tab on the Spanish Adventures website.
Blogs & Camino Related Social Media
The following links have been provided by Pilgrims in Sydney members :
http://caminoreflections.weebly.com/
Commencing March 2017, Jerard and Enda's second pilgrimage is from Le Puy-en-Velay (France) to St Jean-Pied-de-Port.
http://caminowalkformaliana.weebly.com/
Jerard and Enda walk the Camino to raise funds for Maliana (East Timor)
http://chrisonthecamino.blogspot.com.au/
Follow Chris and Anne on the Camino Francés from St Jean-Pied-de-Port
http://www.ozvogel.blogspot.com.au/
This time Paul is on the St Francis Way, walking to Rome
http://instagram.com/caminodesantiagopage
An Instagram page from Jess. Be warned - the photos are guaranteed to have you ready to take to the Camino once more!
http://kanscamino2.blogspot.com.au/
Kay and Kin-Mun on the Camino Francés
http://jennyencamino2014.blogspot.com.au/
Jenny on the route from Le Puy-en-Velay in France
http://mikewilliams2075.wordpress.com/
Hazel and Mike on the Camino Francés
https://www.facebook.com/TheWorldAtArmsLengthCaminoDeSantiagoDocumentary/
Follow the link for the trailer of The World at Arm's Length - Camino de Santiago Documentary, the story of Sven who is deaf and blind. Sven has a dream to walk the Camino de Santiago and decides to go with the help of his assistants. He wants to prove he can do it but quickly comes to his physical and psychological limits. A bitter struggle for power, control and self-determination begins.
The film is showing at the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace in Cremorne at 20:15 on Tuesday 4 June 2019. Three of our members will be part of a Q&A after the film.
www.afotc.org/camino-national-australia-conference-2019/
The Australian Friends of the Camino First National Conference will be held in Adelaide from 11-13 October 2019. The committee has organised some interesting speakers e.g. the keynote speaker Dr Francisco Singul from Cultura Xacobea, Galicia and John Brierley of guidebook renown. Conference booking form and venue information is on the AFOTC website.
Hospitalero training will be held in Adelaide 10-11 October 2019 i.e. immediately before the Conference. Information is available on the Australian Hospitaleros website www.australianhospitaleros.org/training.html
http://popupcamino.weebly.com/
Enda and Jerard Barry walked the Camino in 2016 and were so taken with it that they have opened their home in Wentworth Falls as a Pop Up Albergue - a Camino experience while walking in the Blue Mountains. See their website for pricing and contact details.
http://www.spanishadventures.com/
An Australian who now lives in Santiago de Compostela, Garry from Spanish Adventures has been organising both guided and self-guided walking tours of various Camino routes since 2003. Not listed on his website as yet is a flat in Santiago that is available for rent. For more information, use the form under the How Can I Help You? tab on the Spanish Adventures website.
Blogs & Camino Related Social Media
The following links have been provided by Pilgrims in Sydney members :
http://caminoreflections.weebly.com/
Commencing March 2017, Jerard and Enda's second pilgrimage is from Le Puy-en-Velay (France) to St Jean-Pied-de-Port.
http://caminowalkformaliana.weebly.com/
Jerard and Enda walk the Camino to raise funds for Maliana (East Timor)
http://chrisonthecamino.blogspot.com.au/
Follow Chris and Anne on the Camino Francés from St Jean-Pied-de-Port
http://www.ozvogel.blogspot.com.au/
This time Paul is on the St Francis Way, walking to Rome
http://instagram.com/caminodesantiagopage
An Instagram page from Jess. Be warned - the photos are guaranteed to have you ready to take to the Camino once more!
http://kanscamino2.blogspot.com.au/
Kay and Kin-Mun on the Camino Francés
http://jennyencamino2014.blogspot.com.au/
Jenny on the route from Le Puy-en-Velay in France
http://mikewilliams2075.wordpress.com/
Hazel and Mike on the Camino Francés