Kumano Kodo 3x!

Kumano Kodō is a pilgrimage route to the Kumano Sanzan: Kumano Hongū Taisha, Kumano Hayatama Taisha, and Kumano Nachi Taisha.

This blog entry presents three impressions of the Kumano Kodo in Japan. Like the Camino the Santiago a world heritage site.

Discover the Spirit of Japan

(3:05)

See also following video from Macs Adventure

(5:50)

And finally this impression from Chuoeigasha.

(3:11)

Camino Frances

Another impression from the Camino Frances,

nice combination of stills and moving images.

Memories for those who saw,

perhaps desires for those who will. 

Dane Ward

(38:09) 

Pilgrimage with Simon Reeve (2013)

Perhaps you watched the BBC series on pilgrimage

with Simon Reeve earlier in 2013.

If not, here's your chance.

Holy Island to Canterbury

57:36

(Alternate location here)

France, Camino, St Bernard, San Giovanni, Rome

 58:56

(No alternate location found yet ;-(

Holy Land, Jerusalem

58:59

(Alternate location here)

The original way (Asturia part)

Another documentary from WIA of Spain, a nice impression of the villages of views, churches and food along the Camino Primitivo.
Nice, but too bad it only covers the route in Asturia, so this impression ends at Grandas de Salime.

Where in Asturias

(7:16)

WIA also published a documentary on the Camino del Norte.

Also on this blog ;-)

The coastal Route (Asturia part)

Documentary from Where is Asturias.

Introducing the Way of St James from Ribadedeva to San Tirso de Abres.

So it covers part of the Camino del Norte.

(5:19)

WIA also published a documentary on the original Way, the Camino Primitivo.

And also on this blog ;-)

CH, F and ES

A somewhat artistic impression

from Nouly (3 months of Walking, El Camino in Winter).

Nouly's own words:

"In the winter of 03/04 I walked to Santiago de Compostela. It took me two weeks to cross Switzerland from east to west. Crossing France from Geneva to St-Jean-Pied-de-Port took 6 weeks and was quite hard: It was cold and often rainy, there are few hours of daylight and it can be difficult to find accommodation. On the other hand everyone in France was very supportive and you form a special bond with the few pilgrims you meet. Crossing northern Spain from mid January to mid February was bliss. There's no real off season for the Camino from Pamplona to Santiago, people who do the camino in winter might be a bit quirkier though - which is all the more interesting. Still freezing cold at times with some snow, but you never spend an evening neither alone nor in a crowded place. Any time of year and wherever you start from: just START WALKING!"

(4:12)

The Jerusalem Way

A trail from Finisterre to Jerusalem,

establishing a new way.

ORF2, Johannes Aschauer

(31:09)