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Walking to Rome: A Day in Béthune

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Posted in Long Distance Walks, Walking to Rome-Stage One and tagged architecture, art deco, art galleries, Béthune, cultural centre, france, LABanque, Long Distance Walks, photo, Photography, pilgrimage, walk, walking on September 23, 2019 by David Firman. 2 Comments

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SaviSoul says:

September 24, 2019 at 12:48 am

Who needs to travel?! We’ll just look at your amazing photos!

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1. David Firman says:
  
  October 2, 2019 at 12:16 pm
  
  Thanks Sara. But keep on making your own travel adventures!
  
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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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Walking to Rome: London Two To Albertopolis: and the Royal Albert Hall; and the Royal College of Music; and the Royal College of Organists; and the Albert Hall Mansions; and the Albert Memorial. To South Kensington Mews, and through the Hole in the Wall. To Harrod’s, and oysters and beer. To Hamley’s and Regent Street (where Gail’ s mom once worked). To Saville Row and Conduit Street and Bruton Lane. Two flaneurs, Two wandering window shoppers. To the Green Street Station and home. To Neil and dinner. #london #albertopolis #harrodslondon #uk #flaneur

Walking to Rome: London One London, Where our pilgrimage began 26 days ago. St Martin-in-the-Fields, Luminous music. National Gallery, Guilded art. Trafalgar Square, Changing world. Down Street Tube Station, Abandoned history. Globe Theatre, Midsummer Night’s Dream. The Thames, Mid fall night’s dream. #london🇬🇧 #nightwalk #nationalgallerylondon #stmartininthefields #globetheatrelondon

Walking to Rome: A (Half) Day In Reims Morning cathedral Noon bubbly Afternoon train To London #france #viafrancigena #reimsfrance #reimscathedral #reimschampagne #veuveclicquot #gothicarchitecture

Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 14 Canal du Nord Australian Remembrance Trail of the Battle of Mont-Saint-Quentin Péronne #viafrancigena #pilgrimage #canalwalk #france #frites #longwalks

Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 14 Église catholique Notre-Dame de Rocquigny, architect Jean-Louis Sourdeau, 1929-32 Église Paroissiale, Moislains, architect Louis Faille, 1928-32 #viafrancigena #pilgrimage #artdecoarchitecture #worldwar1 #churcharchitecture #france

Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 14 Bapaume Beaulencourt British Commonwealth Cemetery Thilloy Road Commonwealth Cemetery #viafrancigena #pilgrimage #worldwarone #france #commonwealthwargraves #windturbine

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