Walking a Labyrinth

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This labyrinth is outside a church about 8 minutes from my house.


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I took these photos yesterday about 20 minutes before sunset.


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It’s quite nice to walk this whole pathway on some days, but yesterday it was cold and I just took these photos and headed home!


You can’t get lost in this labyrinth; it just a lovely path to walk and meditate and contemplate the stations of the cross or anything else as you enjoy your nature walk.


Have a Blessed Day!


February 26, 2020
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