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Until a year ago, intensifying urbanization was the norm, with cities confronting challenges related to congestion, pollution, and overstretched mobility networks. In the UK, estimates indicated that people were spending more than 221 days of their lives commuting; in the US, it was more than 400 days. Meanwhile, lengthy commute times were associated with a range of physical and mental conditions, including stress, headaches, backaches, and fatigue.
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In 2013, I walked 900km (560ml) through Spain, along the Camino to Santiago de Compostela. It is in this city in Spain where the remains of Saint James the Greater were discovered in the year 813. Since then, people have undertaken a pilgrimage to visit the grave of Saint James. . I was fascinated by this ancient route. It had been on my bucket list to walk it for a long time.
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In 2013, I walked 900km (560ml) through Spain, along the Camino to Santiago de Compostela. It is in this city in Spain where the remains of Saint James the Greater were discovered in the year 813. Since then, people have undertaken a pilgrimage to visit the grave of Saint James. . I was fascinated by this ancient route. It had been on my bucket list to walk it for a long time.
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My 90 year- old mother is a very traditional English woman. She remembers the spirit of the Blitz in WW2, tends her garden and loves her Sunday roast. For many years she was deeply suspicious of ‘foreign food’, despite being married to my father, who hails from China. Whenever we visited a Chinese restaurant, she ordered an omelette and chips. Then one day, when the omelette was off the menu, she did a rethink.
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It promised to become a warm day, therefore, I started my day early. After about 11 kilometers of walking on the Camino I reached the outskirts of the sleepy city of Cirueña. Everything was still closed, yet I felt it was high time for me to take my first break. So, I sat down at the side of the road and noticed an inspiring landscape right in front of me.
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