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The Camino de Santiago's Ancient Secret

Cape Finisterre’s mythical pull has drawn travellers since the time of antiquity. But with the rise of Christianity, the route to ‘the end of the world’ became all but forgotten.

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  • AdelleChattre
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    Have you been, /u/jcscher? Other than via astral projection, I mean?

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    • jcscher
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      Lol, I have been doing ok. Making my rounds somewhat again.

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