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Walking In Camino Portuguese - Demons and Delights On The Path

Rand Engel

Editorial: Poets Choice

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Sinopsis

More than 350,000 people walk the Camino de Santiago’s various historic pilgrimage routes every year – pilgrims whether religiously or spiritually motivated, or pursuing adventure, health, exploration, good food, friendship. The poems in Walking the Camino Portuguese are intensely personal in their unfolding of the author’s challenges and joys walking from Lisbon, Portugal to Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
Disponible desde: 28/05/2024.

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