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Henro Postscript: Shopping Tokyo

December 7, 2017

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Posted in Long Distance Walks, Shikoku and tagged architecture, christmas, dog, ginza, harajuku, japan, kawaii, latte, photo, Photography, sashimi, sushi on December 7, 2017 by David Firman. 8 Comments

Henro Postscript: Walking The Kumano Kodo, Part 2

November 27, 2017. Chikatsuyu Village to Kumano Hongu Taisha to Ryokan Yunomineso.

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Henro Postscript: Osaka Day 2

November 25, 2017. A day in the city. A train to Tanabe City.

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Henro Postscript: Osaka Day 1

November 24, 2017.

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Walking The Henro: Day 15

November 17, 2017. Kokuba to Takamatsu.

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Walking The Henro: Day 12

November 13, 2017. Kanonji to Zentsūji via 7 temples and a bowl of udon.

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Walking The Henro: Day 10

November 10, 2017. Niihama to Mishima.

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Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 17 I am jumping forward in time with this post from Day 17 of our Via Francigena pilgrimage. This is the last day of our walk, at least for this season. With our arrival at the small and somewhat industrial town of Tergnier, we will move on by train to Laon, then Reims for an overnight stay and then to London via the Eurostar chunnel train for a few days before finally returning to Winnipeg. But this is not the end of our Via Francigena adventure. We will return next spring to continue further south through France and, in subsequent trips, eventually find ourselves on the doorstep of the Vatican. So stay tuned. In the meantime, here is the last glorious day of walking through the French countryside, past Art Deco churches built on the ruins of World War One's devastating battles, along the bucolic San Quentin Canal and to the train station in Tergnier. We passed through rain, walked muddy paths and into bright sunshine. It lifted our spirits as the day's walk unfolded and left us wanting for our pilgrimage to continue. Till next year, David and Gail A final note: my post will continue, backtracking to Day 11 of our walk and continuing forward, once I have returned to Winnipeg in early October. #photowalk #pilgrimage #viafrancigena #landscapephotography #artdeco

Walking to Rome: A Day in Béthune, featuring LaBanque Cultural Centre with work by Guila Adriano and Herve di Rosa. #béthune #urbanphotography #urbanlandscape #artdeco #grandplacebethune #travelphotography #travelblogger

Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 10 Amettes Ferfay Marbles les Mines Bruay le Buissiere La Piscine Art Déco Cité des Électriciens #photowalk #pilgrimage #landscapephotography #walk #olympus1240pro #photostories #france

Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 9 Thérouanne L’Estrée-Blanche miners' housing Amettes Saint Benedict Joseph Labre birthplace La Ferme des 2 tilleuls #photowalk #pilgrimage #viafrancigena #france #northfrance #saints #landscapephotography #miners

Wisques Clety Sunday Street Market La Chapelle de Nielles les Thérouanne L'Église Saint Martin Archaeological Museum Thérouanne. Capital of the Belgian Moroni tribe (638). Wealthiest bishopric in Northern France. Finest Gothic cathedral in Northern France (12 C.). Entire city razed in 1553 by Spain's Charles V in retaliation for a battle lost to the French. Nearby village of Saint-Martin-Outre-Eaux adopts Thérouanne as its new name (1800). Current population about 1,000. #pilgrimage #photowalk #viafrancigena #citroen2cv #walk #landscapephotography #france #northernfrance #streetfair

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