Big Fun in a Tiny Pueblo
Tuesday, 21 January 2020

Hunkered In

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The sky keeps changing colors, the wind roars all night and morning. Sometime overnight it pulled the chicken-hut door off its hinges an...
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Thursday, 26 December 2019

God's on Calle Ontanon

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The pilgrim's name was Carly, or some approximation thereof. She was from China, from Hangzhou, a city south of Shanghai. She is a cor...
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Saturday, 21 December 2019

Who's Afraid of the Dark?

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this morning on the Meseta Well OK, I got a little dark yesterday. It IS the Winter Solstice today, after all. It’s OK. It’s on...
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Damp and Darksome

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a summer storm in Promised Land, described in FFOG opening chapter Rain roars on the roof and muddies the gutters. It stays dark all da...
Saturday, 14 December 2019

"Furnace" is Lit Up!

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The stars are lining up. I drove to Rabanal del Camino on the feast day of Our Lady of Guadelupe, patroness of the Americas. (I am A...
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Saturday, 7 December 2019

Spain is in the House

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On FaceBook I sometimes post what country is “in the house,” and often the followers enjoy a glimpse of life on the international pilgrim ...
Thursday, 28 November 2019

Coming Right UP

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No, I am not dead.  I have spent the last few months dedicating my energies to Peaceable Projects Inc., the US-based charity we founded two ...
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Moratinos, Palencia, Spain
Rebekah Scott, an erstwhile USA newspaper journalist, pulled up stakes in June 2006 and moved with Paddy, her wise-ass English husband to The Peaceable Kingdom, a farmhouse in Moratinos, a rural pueblo in Palencia, Spain. Moratinos is on the Camino de Santiago, an ancient pilgrimage route now popular with hikers and bikers and riders of all beliefs and stripes and types, and The Peaceable is a stopping-place for these wanderers. This is an account of their adventures.
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