Mark on the Camino
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Mark was fascinated by the mystical and spiritual experiences pilgrims encounter on the Camino, and wished to document his own revelations.
Mark started his journey on the French/Spanish border and walked 760 km’s across Northern Spain, lugging his own camera gear.
The Camino ends at Santiago de Compostela where it is said Saint James is buried. The pilgrimage was extremely popular in the middle ages, and is believed to even pre-date Christianity.
Today the Camino is walked by people from all round the world, for a variety of reasons, and many believe the journey to be a life changing experience
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