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If this was 7 years ago and EyeCycled was 3 years old, that means EyeCycled is now 10 years old. Almost an adolescent now 😉.
I probably should do something to celebrate this... I'll think of something.
#EyeCycled is 10 years old.
I probably should do something to celebrate this... I'll think of something.
#EyeCycled is 10 years old.
6 years ago, today... whoever tells you the coastal path of the Camino in Portugal is flat is a liar 😂
Today, 8 years ago, I arrived at the Basilica of Our Lady of Aparecida, after having cycled the nearly 600 Km of the "Caminho da Fé" (Faith's Way) in Brazil. The basilica is the 2nd largest catholic building in the world, only a tad smaller than St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
This is one of the best organized pilgrimage routes I've done. There are yellow arrows pointing the way everywhere along the way and plenty of hostels to look after the pilgrims. According to last year's stats, nearly 55,000 pilgrims walked or cycled this route in Brazil, with a high % of them being cyclists (higher than in other "caminos").
If you are Brazilian or are looking for pilgrimage options around the world, I fully recommend this experience.
The English version of the Friends of the Caminho Association is accessible through this link https://caminhodafe.com.br/us/
This is one of the best organized pilgrimage routes I've done. There are yellow arrows pointing the way everywhere along the way and plenty of hostels to look after the pilgrims. According to last year's stats, nearly 55,000 pilgrims walked or cycled this route in Brazil, with a high % of them being cyclists (higher than in other "caminos").
If you are Brazilian or are looking for pilgrimage options around the world, I fully recommend this experience.
The English version of the Friends of the Caminho Association is accessible through this link https://caminhodafe.com.br/us/
I like that she says "Home is where I am".
Many of us, of many different faiths (and perhaps even those with none) believe in the existence of a soul / spirit and that this invisible entity is, in fact, our essence.
If you share this belief, then it stands to reason that the body becomes the home of the spirit and wherever the body finds itself, you're home.
Many of us, of many different faiths (and perhaps even those with none) believe in the existence of a soul / spirit and that this invisible entity is, in fact, our essence.
If you share this belief, then it stands to reason that the body becomes the home of the spirit and wherever the body finds itself, you're home.
A new start after 60: I rented out my flat and bought a bike. Now home is a tent and the open road
Sarah Cook has pedalled more than 24,000 miles in the seven years since she left England for the US and beyond. She has no plans to stop