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Walking The Henro: Matsuyama

October 29, 2017December 10, 2017David FirmanLeave a comment

October 30, 2017. Gail and I fly to Matsuyama on Shikoku.

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Long Distance Walks, Shikokudogo onsen, japan, matsuyama, onsen, Photography, shikoku

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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, for her text-editing skills!

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Last Saturday, 10 brave souls accompanied Gail and me on our 12km Jane’s Walk from Wolseley to the airport. We talked about combined sewers, historic houses, airport zoning, brutalist schools, ducks and decorated sheds, Brandt sounding missiles, airports lost, new airports, nature preserves…and just had a good long walk. Yes, 5 hours! Miracle of miracles, all 10 walked the entire route. And all 10 carried broad smiles and inquisitive minds from start to finish. @janeswalkwinnipeg

Looking for a good long walk on one of Winnipeg’s first spring-like days? This Saturday, join tour leaders Gail Perry and David Firman for a unique walk from our house to YWG, Winnipeg’s international airport. It’s our contribution to Jane’s Walk 2022.

“From Our Windows: Polaroids by David Firman” at the Winnipeg Architectural Foundation (WAF), 266 McDermot Avenue in Winnipeg.

I’d like to invite you to my upcoming photo exhibition, “From Our Windows: Polaroids by David Firman” at the Winnipeg Architectural Foundation (WAF), 266 McDermot Avenue in Winnipeg.

Happy New Year!

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