Sue Kenney
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It's not officially a Camino, but it is a hiking trail in Ontario, Canada and it's called the Bruce Trail. On September 9th, I leave to walk with 2 other Camino pilgrims (one is walking for 2 days and the other all the way) to do 425 kms from Tobermory to Collingwood. I did 220 kms in May on the Camino Frances barefoot and therefore I will not be wearing boots or shoes or socks. Will take minimalist shoes as backup.
After I walked the Camino in the winter of 2001, I was compelled to do a variety of creative artistic projects related to the Camino. This walk is to support a foundation that promotes the correlation between walking and creativity. It's 900kms long so I still have the rest to do next year. I've attached a short clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8t_0aAa4uQ
I wonder how many other Camino pilgrims find themselves engrossed in creative projects or feeling more creative in life after they return from walking?
Sue
After I walked the Camino in the winter of 2001, I was compelled to do a variety of creative artistic projects related to the Camino. This walk is to support a foundation that promotes the correlation between walking and creativity. It's 900kms long so I still have the rest to do next year. I've attached a short clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8t_0aAa4uQ
I wonder how many other Camino pilgrims find themselves engrossed in creative projects or feeling more creative in life after they return from walking?
Sue