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Walking to Rome: Arras, Part 1

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Cathédrale Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Vaast

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Posted in Long Distance Walks, Walking to Rome-Stage One and tagged arras, Cathedral, classical, france, markets, outdoor markets, photo, Photography, photos, pilgrimage, St. Vaast, travel, Via francigena on November 13, 2019 by David Firman. Leave a comment

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Welcome to Walkclickmake

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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12 Days of Styxx, 2019 Edition: Day 1 Welcome to a year in the life of our greyhound/lurcher Styxx, compressed into twelve daily posts leading up to Christmas. We start with a winter hike in Assiniboine Forest. Styxx is modelling his new Finnish-designed coat. #wolseleydogs #winnipeg #assiniboineforest #lurcherlife #greyhoundlove #winterfashion

Walking to Rome: London Six (Continued) Passing Central Criminal Court (née Newgate Prison and Scaffold). Through St Sepulchre Without Newgate Church and its finely displayed Execution Bell. Peeling back, scraping through a city’s history from Roman Londinium to modern gherkins. The End. #london #londinium #thegherkin #martyrs #martyrsway #pilgrimage #walking

Walking to Rome: London Six One last day in London, chasing persecution and martyrdom on the London Martyr’s Way from Tower Hill to St. Eltheldreda’s Church. Around the Gilt of Cain’s granite columns proclaiming the abolition of the slave trade. Through Postman's Park and George Frederic Watts's Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice: George Lee Fireman At A Fire In Clerkenwell Carried An Unconscious Girl To The Escape Falling Six Times And Died Of His Injuries July 26 1876 #london #martyrs #postmansparklondon #martyrsway #walking

Walking to Rome: London Five Neil (a fellow Winnipegger) at home in Blackheath. Gracious host, Good friend. Making his home our home for one more night. #architecturalhistorian #london #blackheathlondon

Walking to Rome: London Four (continued) To dinner with Neil, a Covent Garden night walk and back to Blackheath with Neil. #london #uk #nightwalk #streetphotography #coventgarden

Walking to Rome: London Four A little lost in Newington But found on Roupell Street. Our circuitous way to Tate Modern and Nan Goldin and Ed Ruscha and lunch overlooking the Thames. #london #tatemodernlondon #artgalleries #roupellstreet #uk #lostandfound

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