Every day from that crystal I see the march, I see the final march like every day on that crystal. Luis MendozaLuis Mendoza was born […]
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Paths by Márcio Barker
Paths? Yeah, they’re over there. Paths that lead from here to there. From there, to farther away. Márcio BarkerMárcio Barker is Brazilian, from Sao Paulo. […]
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Colombia’s road paradox
Except for a few two-lane roads, Colombia is more of a sui generis country in the broadest sense regarding terms of its country road system. […]
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Bernhard Schlafke: Paths to memory
I am not a photographer in the sense of the photographer’s job description. I got my first camera as a present when I was 12 […]
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Bernhard SchlafkeAs an artist Bernhard Schlafke travels in many fields. At PonderingTime he presents his pictures from the most diverse directions as a painter. A […]
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Requiem for a violin – Part III: Paths
In the January 2019 edition of PonderingTime, our author Arthur Pahl tells how the German violinist Johny Schwarz, who was murdered in Bogota, left Germany […]
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The longing to travel
In Europe, it is normal for young people to move throughout the European Union. School classes arrange trips at a young age going beyond the […]
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A long way
Nicole FrischlichNicole Frischlich was born and raised in the region of the German Ruhr area. She began her first professional steps in the travel and […]
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At Last
Anke Höhl-Kayserwww.hoehl-kayser.de
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Thinking about Ways by Gabriele Wojtiniak
„Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar” “Wanderer, there isn’t any way, the way is being created while your walking.“ Antonio Machado: aus […]
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Paths by Michael Spaccarotella
Paths, pathways, passages. Different words with similar and multiple meanings. They can be very real and tangible or symbolic and existential. Paths invite us toward […]
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Diana Marcella Herrera: Leaving a track while you walk
There are four paths in my life… Which of the four, can be the best…you who saw me cry from anguish… Tell me Paloma…Which one […]
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The long road of a small pocket book
Paths are laid in our cradle at birth. They are the blueprint of our destiny. Just as we have a blood group, genes that determine […]
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Editorial Paths
Paths, they are similar to bridges and yet they are different. Sometimes a path establishes a direct connection, but often a path also simply leads […]
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