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Here at Pilgrim Lost, we like to say we are “inspired by the Camino de Santiago, but focused on life in the everyday.”
I will never forget the halfway point when I walked across Spain. It is marked by an ancient gate like something out of Greek mythology. Our co-pilgrims of generations past seemed to know that this moment needed memorializing.
I had the wonderful opportunity to attend Kari’s art showing on Thursday. It was a true joy to sit in the corner and watch the river of art-lovers thoroughly enjoy themselves. One hundred small paintings on textured parchment hung carefully on the wall in ten, ten-piece collections.
Last Sunday, Tony and I Iaunched the project that we have been working on all summer: Pilgrim Lost. We decided to celebrate the occasion with something that encompasses much of our dreams for our podcast and the conversations that birthed this project from the beginning: a Portland Pilgrimage…
Pilgrimage. What images does that term generate in your mind? Robed ascetics? Distant lands? Sojourners? Sore feet? Pilgrim Lost began because we believe that the transformative aspects of pilgrimage can be intertwined within the most normal patterns of life…
