Monthly Archives: February 2023

The Rising Earth：https://youtu.be/oRJhBkTfqKc 地球倫理と人間責任を促進せよ！　　　　　　Promote Global Ethic & Human Responsibilities! 下記の署名運動に参加・共有・拡散をお願いします： https://secure.avaaz.org/community_petitions/jp/quan_tenoren_di_qiu_lun_li_ren_jian_ze_ren_woshou_rou_let_s_observe_global_ethic_human_responsibilities/?eQFbdbb&utm_source=sharetools&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=petition-1670679-di_qiu_lun_li_ren_jian_ze_ren_woshou_rou_let_s_observe_global_ethic_human_responsibilities&utm_term=QFbdbb%2Bjp ーーーーー 地球状況の悪化、特に戦争と核脅威により世界終末時計は終末まで90秒と最悪の状態になっています。 The doomsday clock is at its worst state of 90 seconds to the doomsday due to the worsening of the global situations, especially the war and nuke … Continue reading →

With a runny nose, a hurting jaw and headache, I am sitting on the bed in the guest room of my son’s house and process the first four days of my stay in Ecuador! I got sick! It might have … Continue reading →

. . Approaching Salamanca and the end of my pilgrimage . After I left the hotel in the morning, I walked a little over an hour to the next town, Morille, and had hot tea and a croissant in a … Continue reading →

Birth of my grandson Rio Amadeo The Albergue Santa Maria de Fuenterroble de Salvatierra looked simple and humble from the outside, but when I stepped through the doorway, I entered a huge room full of books, large wooden statues of … Continue reading →

. Last days in Extremadura After breakfast, Laura and I walked together out of town and then separated – she was a much faster walker and wanted to reach a town father away than my goal was for the day. … Continue reading →

. From Carcarés to Oliva Plasencia The first stage after Carcarés was a short day and brought me to a pleasant little town with a long alley of palm trees in its center. I also stayed in a very nice … Continue reading →

. My way to Cacarés After leaving the village Alcucén for the next village, I walked through the gorgeous nature preserve “Cornalvo” with meadows, oaks, mosses and giant boulders. It is famous for its variety of birds. Almost the entire … Continue reading →

Merida . . . . It was early afternoon when I walked  into the old town of Merida over Puente Romano, the longest bridge of the Roman Empire (800m and 60 arches). I still was limping and my left eyelid was … Continue reading →

Again we are fortunate to travel with our member Garyo through Vie de la Plata, the Silver Road: ー－－－－ VIA DE LA PLATA When I was looking for a possible pilgrimage starting in the middle of October 2022, I was … Continue reading →