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We were in the car, in Australia, driving to an appointment last month, when my husband remarked: “You know, it took us two weeks to walk this same distance!” It’s true – we routinely cover great distances driving without giving it much thought. When I’m walking, on the other hand, I’m acutely aware of the […]
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Posted in Culture,France,Nature,Religious Practice,Rural,TravelTags: arts and crafts,blog,flowers,France,nature,people,Photo Blog,religion,rural,Sentier Cathare,The Cathar Trail,The Cathar Way,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,walk,work,worship
If you want to bear witness to what happens as the world comes to an end, then (the story goes) Pech de Thauze, more commonly called Pic de Bugarach, is the place to be. There are a lot of doomsday predictions around at the moment. The one that concerns this story is not the May […]
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Posted in France,History,Nature,Para-Normal,Religious Practice,Rural,TravelTags: armageddon,blog,doomsday,end of the world,France,magic,nature,para-normal,Photo Blog,religion,rural,Sentier Cathare,The Cathar Trail,The Cathar Way,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,walk
The weather in the Georgia Strait region of BC, Canada has been interesting the last two weeks: too cold for most flowers (and me!) but not cold enough to bring out all the oranges and scarlets that autumn is famous for. There have been some sunny spells which don’t actually warm, some icy winds that […]
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Posted in Canada,NatureTags: BC,blog,Canada,National Park,nature,Photo Blog,Provincial Park,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,walk,woods
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