Mourning......

At the Close.

Magun's Compass
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The procession mourns
At Three O'clock,
the theme changes.

New Alfombras have been made,
the litter bearers are cloaked in black,
and the blood-covered body of the crucified Christ
is carried out of the Cathedral.

Other mourning processions set off from other churches,
and continue well into the night - still watched by people
in the street and from the balconies of houses -
as darkness falls... {Ends}

Travel on trains and buses in Asia, then jump into cars with complete strangers in Australia and New Zealand as Michel introduces you to a collection of characters that bring Nomadic Gatherings to life.

If you can't afford to buy a copy of Nomadic Gatherings, the chapters are slowly being made available online - for free.

You may even decide that it really is worth having a hard copy in your hands; a useful read for those long bus journeys being written about, and for endless waits at ferry ports.

Nomadic Gatherings - Online Chapters.

Magun's Compass