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Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 2

September 12, 2019March 10, 2020David Firman

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Shepherdswell

Dover

Dover Castle

P&O Ferry

Calais

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David Firman, photographer, writer and creator of WalkClickMake. I'm usually behind the camera which makes this photo fairly rare. Thanks to my wife, Gail Perry for taking it (we were on the Camino de Santiago) and, more importantly, editing the text for every post!

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