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Where the Yellow Arrows Lead
Still looking for love in his thirties, a high school teacher asks God for some direction. He finds himself walking the Camino de Santiago, but the yellow arrows that mark the road aren’t always as easy to follow as it appears. A lot can happen on a five-hundred-mile walk down the aisle on the way to get married."In life, there are signs that tell us which path to follow. In his own personal pilgrimage to Santiago, Adam invites you to be his companion. These pages turn into an entertaining journey, deep as well as fun, but above all ... a journey along a path towards love." - Irene Díaz
235 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 30, 2021
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June 24, 2021
Adam writes about his Camino
This is a wonderful little book by a gifted story teller who shares many intimate details of his life and love as he walks the famous Camino toward his wedding in Santiago de Compostela. With a light touch, he touches on the motivations and musings of a solitary journey, on foot, along one of the planets oldest pilgrimage roads. He has some ups and downs but, spoiler alert, love conquers all - even wounded knees = and the romantic ending describes the wedding of two wonderful young people.
This is a wonderful little book by a gifted story teller who shares many intimate details of his life and love as he walks the famous Camino toward his wedding in Santiago de Compostela. With a light touch, he touches on the motivations and musings of a solitary journey, on foot, along one of the planets oldest pilgrimage roads. He has some ups and downs but, spoiler alert, love conquers all - even wounded knees = and the romantic ending describes the wedding of two wonderful young people.
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