Art of the Long Walk
Walking slows time. What you once passed without a glance becomes something worth seeing— a rusted hinge, a shadow on stone, the way a field catches light. These are the moments we photograph and turn into etchings.

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We, Eric and Ann, have wandered life's journey together for the past 45 years. In 2017, Eric convinced me to try the Wainwright. I was hooked on the long walk. He also convinced me to take a photopolymer etching class in London. Hooked again. This section is our spot for musings on topics related to both the walks and the art--for writing about how the way (camino in Spanish) provides wisdom (sapiens in Latin).
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Must See in Burgos
Arrows, murals, and stonemasons: how Burgos Cathedral's street art points pilgrims toward 800 years of craft.
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Just Sit Still
A broken armchair, a field, and strangers sharing an orange — why some of the best ground on the Camino gets covered while sitting perfectly still...
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One Foot After the Other (Etching Available)
Every pilgrim has a foot story. Along the Camino Francés, I learned that the right shoes, the right socks, and treating blisters early can make all...
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