Documenting Your Travels

For better or worse, I often use words to chronicle events, and journals are the artifacts I will leave behind when I’m gone.

Leslie H ColeNovember 13, 2020Camino, Quick Prep, Slow Travel, Documentation, Writing, Electronics, PostcardsComment

How Do You Document Your Adventures?

Visual images are one way to tell a story. What do you carry on a journey to document your “way”? Journals or diaries? Phone calls to family and friends? Stillness in a moment?

Slow lifeLeslie H ColeNovember 10, 2020Portugal, Camino, Porto, Photography, Documentation, Vintage cameraComment

Electronics on Camino: Burden or Bounty?

Maribeth, who married Sam in 1942, and the car her neighbor loaned them so they could have a wedding photo in front of a vehicle and look like a couple with a future.

CaminoLeslie H ColeOctober 30, 2020Electronics, Communication, Camino, Documentation, Loneliness, Pilgrimage, QuixoteComment

The Bar at the End of the World

O’Refuxio is the bar at the end of the world, the last bar on the Camino de Santiago. I never went inside, but I did take a photo.

CaminoLeslie H ColeOctober 27, 2020Camino, Photography, Pilgrimage, Electronics, Slow Travel, DocumentationComment