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Isobel Cunningham has published short fiction and poetry. Her book, Northern Compass is available on Amazon. She was born in Wales but Montreal is her adopted home. She speaks French, Modern Greek ( it’s a fun story) and a little Spanish…oh, English too, of course. She welcomes comments on her blog and looks forward to chatting with you over cyber-space.

A tiny Camino

A hundred paces from my house

This green lane leads to the big park that I cross every time I go to catch the Metro. No matter how stressed I am stepping into this green tunnel immediately calms me down. This short path is not paved and the soft ground reminds me of the many miles I walked on my two Caminos.

Even here on the paved footpath

the young green trees are a comfort, a protection. Once during Covid times I saw a young hawk perched on a branch just in front of me. We both stood still eyeing each other. Then he rose up and perched on a higher branch and let me walk on. I always keep an eye out for him just there but I never saw him again.

Will I ever do another Camino I wonder or must I be content with the little world of the park?

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    Masha

    Whether you ever do another Camino or not is OK! There are always wonders to be found at our fingertips!

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