Locating Lost Camino Website

[Camino Tom]

Hi
This is my first contribution ,the only reason I have not contributed before now is due to the fact that I freely admit to being technologically handicapped.
I love to access this website and read Pilgrims contributions as it brings back so many great memories of days spent on the Camino ,especially the photographs , there must be many great photographers walking the Pilgrim ways .
Anyhow, perhaps someone out there may be able to help me on another issue as follows -

I have been anxiously trying to locate a website which appears to have disappeared into cyberspace or someplace equally remote . The website gave detailed information on many of the Camino's and included all of the major ones .
Description - When one entered the site each Camino was located in a rectangular space ( like a brick in a wall ) one rectangular space being situated beside, or on top of the other thus giving the appearance of a brick wall and all bricks containing the names of different Camino's .The detail was very good as it outlined each stage ( as per a guide book ,maybe John Brierley ) including photographs , There was also a tab where you could record your Camino and this included many names and telephone numbers of Pilgrims .
I frequently visited the site but alas it appears to have disappeared ,perhaps some "whizz kid" pilgrim out there can help ?
Regards
tom

 

[SabsP]

Could it be mundicamino?

http://www.mundicamino.com/

If not...it gives good info.

Hope you will find it.

 

[Tincatinker]

or http://www.gronze.com/

or maybe you just have a vision of the website you could create.....

 

[camino07]

CSJ site ?

 

[CaptNoglos]

Could it be mundicamino?

http://www.mundicamino.com/

If not...it gives good info.

Hope you will find it.

That looks like a really good site, no doubt there are others as well.

 

[Rick of Rick and Peg]

Trying to get some more information here. How did you frequently visit the site if you do not have the URL? Google search? Link from another site? Bookmark? Is it in your browser's history list of sites visited? Do you have a file somewhere with some saved text from the site so it can be googled? Or do you have the URL but it doesn't connect to a site anymore? If this is the case, what is the URL? What language was it in? When was the last time you were there? Did you save a picture from the site?

The more information you supply the better the chances are of finding the site.

 

[Camino Tom]

Hi
This is my first contribution ,the only reason I have not contributed before now is due to the fact that I freely admit to being technologically handicapped.
I love to access this website and read Pilgrims contributions as it brings back so many great memories of days spent on the Camino ,especially the photographs , there must be many great photographers walking the Pilgrim ways .
Anyhow, perhaps someone out there may be able to help me on another issue as follows -

I have been anxiously trying to locate a website which appears to have disappeared into cyberspace or someplace equally remote . The website gave detailed information on many of the Camino's and included all of the major ones .
Description - When one entered the site each Camino was located in a rectangular space ( like a brick in a wall ) one rectangular space being situated beside, or on top of the other thus giving the appearance of a brick wall and all bricks containing the names of different Camino's .The detail was very good as it outlined each stage ( as per a guide book ,maybe John Brierley ) including photographs , There was also a tab where you could record your Camino and this included many names and telephone numbers of Pilgrims .
I frequently visited the site but alas it appears to have disappeared ,perhaps some "whizz kid" pilgrim out there can help ?
Regards
tom

Thanks to all of you who replied to my request and " MUNDICAMINO " looks as if its an answer to my prayers , No I am not hallucinating it certainly existed !!!
Good luck to all of you that are planning a Camino in 2017

tom

 

[Camino Tom]

Hi
This is my first contribution ,the only reason I have not contributed before now is due to the fact that I freely admit to being technologically handicapped.
I love to access this website and read Pilgrims contributions as it brings back so many great memories of days spent on the Camino ,especially the photographs , there must be many great photographers walking the Pilgrim ways .
Anyhow, perhaps someone out there may be able to help me on another issue as follows -

I have been anxiously trying to locate a website which appears to have disappeared into cyberspace or someplace equally remote . The website gave detailed information on many of the Camino's and included all of the major ones .
Description - When one entered the site each Camino was located in a rectangular space ( like a brick in a wall ) one rectangular space being situated beside, or on top of the other thus giving the appearance of a brick wall and all bricks containing the names of different Camino's .The detail was very good as it outlined each stage ( as per a guide book ,maybe John Brierley ) including photographs , There was also a tab where you could record your Camino and this included many names and telephone numbers of Pilgrims .
I frequently visited the site but alas it appears to have disappeared ,perhaps some "whizz kid" pilgrim out there can help ?
Regards
tom

I forgot to thank " SabinaP " in particular ,you have been very helpful

 

[SabsP]

Thanks to all of you who replied to my request and " MUNDICAMINO " looks as if its an answer to my prayers , No I am not hallucinating it certainly existed !!!
Good luck to all of you that are planning a Camino in 2017

tom

Yeuh..happy dance...good I could help out.

 

[Theatregal]

I know the site you describe. I looked at it a few times when I was planning my first camino. I think this might be it though the formatting and look has changed. It has the info on stages and photographs that I remember.

http://www.caminosantiagodecompostela.com