Lessons Learned from the Cape Cod Camino Way
Lessons Learned from the Cape Cod Camino Way By KATHRYN EIDENT • SEP 3, 2020 ShareTweetEmail Peggy Jablonski in front of a Cape Cod Rail Trail sign. CAPE COD CAMINO WAY FACEBOOK PAGE As we’ve reported, the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police...Cape Cod Camino Way Week 7 BLOG: Wellfleet to Truro, 12 miles (Hills!)
Cape Cod Camino Way Week 7 BLOG: Wellfleet to Truro, 12 miles (Hills!) Cultural Influences/The Arts and BIPOC; Resources for continued learning Week 7- only two more walks to go in the Summer of 2020. This week 9 others joined the beginning of the walk on Lecount...Cape Cod Camino Way Week 6 BLOG: Exploring our History and Environmental Issues
Brewster-Orleans- Eastham, 11 miles We began the day at the Snowy Owl Coffee shop on 6A in Brewster. Thank you to Lauren for joining Walk #6, Licia and Ailene for walking, Wilderness and her granddaughter Saphron for returning again, and Mary Ellen and Jennie for...Cape Cod Camino Way Week 6 : Health Care: physical, psychological and spiritual health
Towns: Dennis, Harwich, Chatham 14.5 miles We began at 7:30 a.m. at the start of the Cape Cod Rail Trail in Dennis. Lauren was reliably present again, and Rita, a nurse in the Providence public schools, left RI very early to join us. We started with setting our...COMMUNITY COUNTS: Week 5 Don’t just stand there: Do something!
In his 2017 book Across That Bridge, John Lewis, the Civil Rights hero who died last Friday, wrote, “Freedom is not a state; it is an act. It is not some enchanted garden perched high on a distant plateau where we can finally sit down and rest. Freedom is the...Sign up for news, tips and upcoming events!
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