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My Road to Santiago

Victoria Bresee, MA, MAR

"There is no path, the path is made by walking." Have you walked the Camino de Santiago or are you thinking about it? I'm sharing my photos, reflections and fascinating cultural, historical info. Hope you'll join our community and share with us!

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  • Victoria Bresee, MA, MAR

    Still curious about the world and about life. At 74, I am reflecting on my interesting, rich life, sharing some stories, and ready to have new adventures!

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