that afternoon i was walking along and my water bottle was empty at walking through this really rich, subdivision of these huge mansions that had been built outside of baltimore. this young guy in his 30s came down his drive and there's this big house, bottle was empty and i said to him, do you have any idea where i can get some water? i asked it that way intentionally as opposed to could you please tell my water? so we said, and he gave me these very elaborate direction to this place that was like two miles away. and i said wow, okay, thanks dear i appreciate that and started walking and he said, oh, by the way, i would invite you to be careful put out a set what should i be careful of course he said that are going to be people in this neighborhood who are going to be wondering why you were just walking through the neighborhood. and i said really? are the? ada told and then this story about the sky who was now walking like around the world essentially come and when he walked across the country of georgia, 54 nights, every night he was put up spontaneously by the people in georgia. an

perhaps after the walk.yeah you know, one of the things that was so interesting about the reading back reading was i, i recreate in the book, which you will now if you read it this walk that jefferson and james madison took lake champlain in 1792. and i was so fascinated by that thing because jefferson had had a and then madison had dyspepsia or something like that. and both decided they wanted to go up there and. jefferson's travel were filled with. the most incredible details. i was just cheese. and like they go over the mountain and they come down to lake champlain. and he says, we've noticed there are no more persimmon trees on side of the mountain. and i'm like, what? like nobody notices the lack of persimmon trees. and i like and you know, he crossed the delaware here and he wrote, i heard the first katydid and i was like, wow. so it the spring he first the first katydid. and, you know, i read a of thoreau's jottings like that too he would throw his for noting when certain flowers first bloomed and whe

through, walked to. and learned a a lot about that o many interesting people that you count all the way and then kind of the big picture, so many life lessons that you came back with. so let's start with something interesting places that you talk about lancaster junction appear to be that railroad -- hanover, i'm sorry. >> this is one of the things i had decided i had read how is a junction, there's a train station, this is one of the first rail lines in the united states i think was completed from philadelphia, sorry, baltimore to new york in 1834 in 1863 abraham lincoln took that line and at the hanover junction is alive because this with it takes the train to gettysburg, and deposited there for half an hour or so. he was actually waiting for the governor of pennsylvania to show up, which he didn't. and then a year and half later lincoln was on a train that went this way and kept going straight on this very long route to take him in the casket to springfield for his burial there was something that was

they ended up walking around the entire lake. and the walk was born. eventually grandmother had walked to the shoreline of all of the greatl lakes. altogether some 17000 miles. before she died in 2018, she passed the ceremony onto other leaders. sharon m day and artist writer and organizer based in minneapolis continues the walk ceremony. she has walked nearly 10,000 miles of river. it was her walk that i joined on july 23, 2021. leads walks on the length of a river she start of the sermon at the headwaters of the river. she and her fellow water walkers take turns hand carrying a copper pail filled with the rivers headwaters up or they walk from the headwaters, to the mouth of the river whereas another ceremony is held to reunite the waters. everyone sings and prays and speaks to the water. their path follows the bank of the river and they camp along the way. the water walk falls into a multiplicity of rhythm. the walker secure the water sent the central rhythm for the day begins with a gathering of all the walkers and opening ceremony or walkers set t

they ended up walking arod the entire lake and the walk was born. eventually, grandmother mondawmin walked to the shorelines of all the great lakes all together, some 17,000 miles before mondawmin died in 2019. she passed the ceremony on to other leaders. sharon and day, an ojibwe artist, writer and organizer based in minneapolis, continues the walk ceremony. she has walked nearly 10,000 miles of river. it was her walk that i joined on july 23rd,. 20, 21 day. leads, walks along the length of rivers. she starts with the ceremony at headwaters of a river. she, her fellow water walkers, take turns hand carrying a copper pail filled with the river's headwaters. they walk from the headwaters to the mouth of the river, where another ceremony is held to reunite the waters. everyone sings and, prays and speaks to the water. their path follows the banks of the river and they camp along the way. the water walk falls into a multiplicity of rhythms. the walkers who carry the water set. the central rhythm. the day begins with the gathering of all the walkers and

who a couple years ago did this crazy thing of walking out his front door and walking to central parknew york. tthere are a lot easier ways to get there as we know. but no way more exciting. no weight filled with more adventures then neil discovered. and writes all about and relates to us in this wonderful wonderful book american ramble. i like it t so much i read it twice. i encourage you to read it at least once and again a city books is here with copies for you to buy in for neil to sign. so let's get started you live two blocks away. >> yes i live just down. >> did you walk over tonight? [laughter] i just want to be sure. start us off page 11 when you walk out the door. while the events that might have occurred that all the books any of you have read this has the distinction of starting and finishing on my street. we know when on it that is. so, the beginning of this book has a section called preamble. i walk out might door and i spent a lot of time talking about why walk out my door the history of the territory in between. >> will get to that. >> yet so much is the portion going

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i should have a walk from noon to after, but the considerations are to walk on the asphalt of the 21-day magnet passages, two days of fasting, fatemeh faramarezi, sedava sima news agency, these days , wherever you look in this city , i see the same scenes, little by little, pilgrims. it reaches najaf, isfahan city, ardabil province city parsabad, moghan, the holy city of qom din, from kerman, khuzestan, shush daniyal, on the eve of arbaeen, hosseini says this about the hosting situation in najaf: hosseiniyeh is near the 156-sura shrine, which has three female brides. it is a cube, breakfast, lunch, dinner with tea, which is not available, there is music here, in terms of cleanliness, the bathroom, the bathroom, all the equipment is really great, i can't sleep because it has 62 surahs, which can have names there, and my husband is a servant of god. a lot of hair is ready to receive visitors we do this because we know that many of the zahoors, especially iranian pilgrims, will come to najaf earlier this year, so this year they have raised their dead earlier , even though the iraqi irani

i can't do it walk work apartment.ttle petrovich with a heart became ill, well, it began to grab. so he asked sashenka to walk. he even tried to give him some money there. well, sashenka didn’t take it, he says, vladimir petrovich, it’s better to buy something. more and more until the sides yes , don’t tell the dancers, galina sergeevna you’re going, today i don’t understand how women can like hairy men. listen , are you hairy? yes, i tell you, squirrel, look, ira is not a squirrel. this dog that looks like a squirrel. i'm telling you white. they bring it on purpose to hide it. let's go after him. come on, kolya, i ’m telling you for sure, what if it’s a squirrel, that then suddenly nothing happens. come on, nothing happens. call the men at the post. if it's not a squirrel, then they will stop a man just to check the documents and that's it, and if it's a squirrel what a beautiful dog you have. i like it too. today is good. great blue jeep number 362, pull over to the side of the road and stop. i repeat the blue jeep n

i walked out by a painting.hen idt saw the artwork, i thought there they were just exaggerating this and tendency to moveth things around when i s in yosemite i walked out after closing the visitor center into ang thomas hill painting and realized, they are not romantic painters but realist. this is reallyap happening. when you see horsetail fall lit up by the last bite of the setting sun s and creates a fire fall but it's horse tail falls. you realize you are in an incredible place. i put itre this way the extraordinary is ordinary. rangers get like that when they are there. oh,, it's a bear, yes u it's a bear. we see them all of the time. oh, my gosh. it'sle a double rainbow. >> yes, it's a double rainbow. welcome toom yosemite fall. humans can get used to any environment. reading and rereading the report reminded me of the value of national parks. the power of national parks and the democracy that's implicit in the foundation of national parks. i never thought when i read the phrase i was part of the people.

the walk that i joined was a line three walk which was tracing the line of the line three pipeline. thee line three dug into the sol , injuries inflicted to install the pipe sections and aching site. the many vehicles of varying tonnage that supports pipeline construction whizzed past us. blowing our hairs into our eyes. heat across our bodies in 100- degree weather. the waterd guided and strengthened us even as we carried it, cherished it, saying to it and chanted as we walked. upon my arrival to the wall, sharon stayed close to me for a while. discussing some past walks telling me about her theater group for youth in minneapolis and i mostly listen. at a certain point she opened a space forof me to reveal where i stood in terms of this kind of ceremony. she shared that newcomerstirr sometimes worry that water carrying and singing is perhaps ineffective in the face of the destructive force of oil companies. i told her directly i hold a steady belief that the water is absolutely stronger than the oil companies. i did not know i felt so strongly until i said it to her out loud. upon

i hey i'm walking i'm walking. i am walking. thank you for the heavy fun commemoration i won't be kidding. his name is yours my heart, my god. jesus my dangerous loud red chicks walk walk round dances divided the money the earth cannot name water. they gave me nights, there the girls ate butterflies, there is mine above him. thank you policemen. we have a huge passionate finger important. let it be spent under the window, along the fields of the chassis, as here and there crumbling goodness is important under the window rolls into the window. hey. the heart burns pain and can not sleep. the front-line light triangle will descend on the rat , the silence rang. impossible if i go to work, it will suddenly spill, but my mother does not believe that you will not return. only she will always wait . i have a son to return home. everything seems to be tears may rain. it suddenly spills, but does not believe in scale, will not return much to the court. she will always wait for her son. i feel alive in my heart, it happens, the wind is a

he walks like a normal person, like on his feet.ell, i don't even know, some people are ashamed of this. he told his parents to send me a protest. i won't hide it. there is no nothing. well, that's cool. what would you like to do next? i won't answer. it's not a secret. so you made yourself a ball-receiver with a logo . so you could choose any design , you could choose any picture, but i, uh, chose the landers of my regiment. i have to ask because i served there. i am proud of them. they are the best military men who do not communicate . you can go on a mission and not serve. you didn’t even come up when i came to my comrades in a part. when i had a vacation, i said to them. i say - guys, i will return to you. i will continue to serve and comment. he said to me come on, we will wait for you. what are you dreaming about now? i dream of having my own girls, having my own children, and the most important thing is that this war is over . no one died. well, the war is over and no one dies because there is so much. people die and my close

you used to walk from tabriz to now and it takes a few hours , now up to 4 hours. the month of safar this year has grown about ten times compared to the same period last year, and it takes less than a minute to complete. according to psychologists in tehran, the border terminal is located 10 kilometers from piranshahr city. iranian pilgrims and their joining the huge wave of pilgrims arbaeen, closed roads to karbala are prohibited from the lovers of aba abdullah. everyone helps as much as the path and the pilgrims on the way of aba abdallah. abdullah is a blessing from god that god has given to the people of iraq , and we are happy to do it. they have come all the way to naseri to make it the best possible way for them when the largest number of pilgrims go to karbala from this route . it feels like i have been waiting for it for a year. i came here from mosul province to serve the pilgrims of imam hussain and until the last day in this is a steady way along the way south of some uninhabited areas or the desert passes, but even along these routes, they set up bed c

i should walk from 3:00 p.m. on hot asphalt. the russian government should not walk during the one-day, two-day period . they are bringing their country's great society to the world step by step on the path of al-hussein, peace be upon him, from different nationalities and since 10 years ago , every arbaeen year , they come here to serve the pilgrims of imam hussain. we are here from all parts of india west, east, north and south, we wish the best for all the pilgrims of imam hussain and we try to provide better services to them every year. iranian christians from different religions who came here in the name of imam hussein for the incident that happened in 61 ah, they walked from najaf to karbala to help imam zaman. bin ali, peace be upon him, fatima ghorbani, victim of sada news agency the face of this worldly king is different from the pilgrims of karbala, god willing, the moment of the smell of karbala again in this year's ceremony, for the first time , the students and teenagers who go on the arbaeen walk with the arbaeen

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ok so so, so data collection over i last week, the 8 walks with a total of $28.00. the last name joining from glen. but thought i'd go to anybody else who maintain a database on every walk that this happened so far. others present in the call into a problem with the come on, an organizer from tonight, and a cushion and put designs post as for any events that take place to watch. so there is a crew behind brookfield costs and we never force anybody to do work to come forward with the audio. i have the scale and i can contribute to work for the last 8. what are you going to go ahead? oh my, i'm really happy when to share my bud and travel along the same bank. i kind of, i've seen slight different come, you know, the, oh, the closer for you as default goes to 1500 these and collected nearly 30 tons of plastic bodies. i guess the at the end of the walk, why didn't this big the plastic to any site in collection center? the shopkeeper weighs the plastic that they've collected. and since the amount dedicated to work for plastics, bank account, the letter was it is a higher

how would you like to come up with those tvs almost like mostly i said walk us all by what? on some of the the customer jordan who walk us all the done with delkin duncan, nicole, nick, i'm gonna come to my late mother. come come to my renewal for monday, so that the of the toner to a locust, the douglas and my god, they'll come was going to put the colorful, come on. i know when i do come back, that's because of the if i was back in the roof, which account i know i would have appreciated someone's coming back and just telling me okay, i was a kid here, but now i'm doing this. it hasn't been an easy path. there's still a lot of unknowns. and i think that's what, that's what. so the a teenager arrested and accused of conspiring to, over through the russian government. determined to prove your innocence or a political mother becomes a permanent human rights act. a remarkable tale of political persecution and the price paid by citizens and full file space for the new great, and this case. a witness document on that jersey. the, to close the work young to this and organizes the

not long ago, the biggest walk on earth started. this story is a strange experience. this time, the operation is very good, very spectacular . let's see what is happening here or not. it was the first time to experience the arbaeen walk of imam hussain, peace be upon him. they used to walk 80 km from najaf to karbala i heard some words about the similarities between this path and the time of war and war. it was very interesting to me how the strange space is transferred to the question of 30 years ago . is there really a connection between the space ? karbala, karbala, my mood is changing, the story begins from here, from a fire under the volcanic ash that became more active after thirteen centuries and ignited hearts. the movie the last giant of scorpion. in the sunset, we remember the midnight nights, the out-of -bounds nights. we said this would be the city of iraq, karbala. let's see imam ali and hazrat musa, god willing, with which of them are the fighters in karbala, the bathroom of agha aba abdullah, god willing let them open, first of all, everything was for t

married and corona was closed, there was no one after the first opportunity that we could or this walkadness, part 130 of the choices in the travel destination, among other options, azerbaijan , isfahan, and at one time in the west of our country, we also shared the night of arbaeen pilgrims. be hossein's life 90 is very difficult, but it is more difficult than all of you in the eyes of imam hossein they say that arbaeen has started for their lives. it is very good to use it to build a house, to make a mask, which is not in life, but here and here, the caravan city of gilani . i will visit if you are a wonderful man who remembered you this year when we went, we will do the same service. for us , tears and smiles are great honor. it is very good because i will go to help the pilgrims. last year, we prepared food for abolfazl. to do that he asked for us is a big part i will go with this caravan to karbala , kurdistan province, on the border of bashmaq, and it is expected that 300,000 pilgrims will pass through this man this year, with the independence of kurdistan, it will be one of the

pilgrims walk from the south of iraq to karbala. there are places on the walking path to welcome the pilgrims along this path . food, water, and all the necessities that we need are provided on this path. it is the blessings of aba abdallah and we are grateful to the farmers of the southern regions first from the sib region of istanbul and it takes almost a week to pass through the province of basra. there have been 1 million 500 thousand personal road transports during the arbaeen ceremony, 2 million and 275 thousand of them went to the western borders in private cars and 800 thousand were arbaeen traffic, and 1 million and 130 thousand of these loved ones were transferred in the road transport fleet textbook on round trips. as a character, the most comfortable private car should be a good design. many poets intend to travel by private car. we want to go with a private car. dad, gholami is a parking lot. let's ride a private vehicle. considering that the crowding of the people eliminates the time of arbaeen and many passengers. aba

good health during the arbaeen walk. pilgrims need to follow some health guidelines recommended by experts . one of our most important concerns is the population. iranian visitors who speak many languages for those who are sick, before sending the doctor, we should consult with us about bringing medicine and daily facilities . the possible salt that loses from the position is most of these challenges and the zero point of the two-way border, which with the iranian side, which is fully equipped with this work, should be this part and strengthen the diseases that pilgrims face during my walk. i think it's sunburn especially in the area of ​​the face, neck and back of the neck, which covers the path on foot, the lower parts of the shunto, the toes, and the possibility that the blister will happen due to excessive sweating in the neck and groin area, i can use very common remedies such as calendula ointment and other cases for sweating, sunburn, the possibility of washing the face after bursting the blister, avoiding underly

pilgrims walk from southern iraq to karbala . they have stood up to welcome the pilgrims of aba abdallah on this route. greetings alaikum, what we need has been provided on this route, and this is the meaning of aba abdallah, and we are grateful . zaran will take the southern regions first from sibeh region in this province, and it will take almost a week for them to pass through basra province. the south sea is closed, which means that the 800 servants of imam hussain (peace be upon him) are preparing rockets to serve the millions of pilgrims in karbala, and despite the extreme heat of the air, we are providing the necessary supplies, what is more important than food, water and providing a place cooler set to a cool place for let us provide rest for the pilgrims . serving the pilgrims. during prayer time, i need a place to pray and rest. we serve pilgrims 24 hours a day. from the first day of safar to arbaeen, they work to provide the best service to pilgrims. we welcome the spring earth toilet there is in the field of energy, t

we started walking back to the white house down the portico.right lights were on the side while it was well lit. president trump looked at me and said look at this. i said it is humbling. he turned and looked at me and said that is right. it is humbling. [laughter] but as we walked into the residence the end of that chapter i capture the fact back outside the oval office was a stack of newspapers. the headline in the "washington post" on january 20, 2017 was the campaign to impeach donald trump starts today. and they never let up. two and half years of the russia hoax until there is no collusion, no obstruction, case closed the impeach that presidentes or a phone call. they unrelenting attacks by democrats and their allies and that media by the likes of which i had never seen. i was a young man in the reagan years. and it was no picnic for ronald reagan. i get it. i do not know if was the advent of the internet or at social media or cable-television amplified it. but men and women i meant to tell you it's nothing i've ever seen in my life. but

my 77-year-old mother-in-law has done walking one time around her walk in taking a break and another l like. my friends again 50 miles, stephen one of them is doing it right nor wrong as it was committed to the 12 hours being alone in silence in the stillness. >> you had me on this. i like doing breathing in the morning and cold showers and i'm always trying to do something difficult but i'm not for everest and things like that but you don't do the most dangerous things, didn't you climb the highest place in every state? >> i did. not only do i have the record for seven summits by set the world record for 50 u.s. high point, i climbed the tallest in all 50 states in 21 days source of the record for that and that included mountains and also in florida, a 395 foothill on the side of the florida panhandle so a bit of everything in the. >> the highest is 390 feet in florida. >> something like that. >> i did amount in new york, the highest i think and that is me proving i do some of these things. i also climbed new hampshire's. >> ended 20. >> my brother and i went up there so can you go

he hurt he walk my he liked it very much.onths and went to the first tournament. and we took first place there with yulia , it's easy enough to work on the set, because uh, i know that she used to do dancing. this is actually very good for the actor and for the stuntmen, the talented brave are always ready to learn something new. here is independence, he learned to appreciate and distribute his time, which is very small, but the new generation of belarusians. watch the project on the tv channel. belarus 24. we know exactly how to start the morning. right? i hope you didn't have breakfast today because i i'm going to feed you and cook with you tomorrow for the champions. add light, calm or more saturated music, depending on the mood for the day. you want to ask yourself together with you we will prepare a delicious breakfast, they talked about it and say 1.000 more times breakfast is the main meal, especially for those who are trying to live efficiently. today we will have a salad with beetroot bulgur and vegetables sounds int

i walk, i get off a stop earlier and i walk.so i think i pretty much maybe do it, but i don't count the steps. this study looked at over 200,000 people of all ages and genders across the world. it finds that doing more of this benefits every walk of life. hywel griffith, bbc news in the bannau brycheiniog national park. jamie reid, the artist behind the sex pistols' famous record covers and logo, has died at the age of 76. his distinctive style was emblematic of the punk movement, and his designs became heavily associated with the sex pistols' sound and attitude. here's david sillito. # god save the queen. # the fascist regime...# 1977, the silverjubilee and the british record—buying public marked it by sending a widely banned song, with what was considered an outrageous cover, to the top of the charts. if any one image captures the spirit of that punk moment, it's this byjamie reid. it was to provoke, to stir, to encourage particularly working class kids to create bands, to do things for themselves. # god save the queen...# you

i walked up put my arms around her and she looked at me and said i'm proud of you.all i needed to hear. [applause] as we walked out of the building i realized i had lost track of my chief of staff, a man i literally worked with for 10 years he was my chief of staff when i was the conference chairman for house republicans we stayed close during my years as governor and he looked in white house at various roles. ultimately as my chief. i got on my phone as we were walking to the limousines the early morning hours of january 7 and i typed " thank you for everything", i lost track of you. he simply wrote back a bible verse second timothy 4:7, we climbed into the limousines as we slowly began to pull away from the capitol i looked it it reads "i fought the good fight, i finished the race, i kept the faith " those are the kind of people i have privilege to have around me. [applause] >> speaking of that motorcade, the next morning you tell a really interesting tale about how you are thinking of what was happening on january 6 because i know the secret service, capitol poli

i stood up and walks down and i found a volunteer pastor. i accepted jesus christ as my personal lord and savior and it changed my life forever. [applause] it is the most important decision i ever made. his grace has sustained me, ever since. i am trying to reflect what that has meant to me since that day, in the rain. the second most important i ever made in my life was the day i asked karen whitaker to be my wife. [applause] she has been the greatest evidence of god's grace in my life. i've heard you a few times say i'm a christian, i'm a conservative, andy republican, in that order. >> that's right. >> maybe you might say was on january 6. it might have been the other time in your life when you felt your faith was really tested. >> early in my faith walk, the hardest day for me, was the day dad left us. i was in the middle of that first campaign in 1988. karen and i were driving around in our pontiac grand prix. a little sign on the door, we would tape, mike pence for congress. as i recounted in the book, i got a phone call to hurry to th

i stood up and walked down and i found a volunteer pastor. and i accepted jesus christ as my personal lord and savior and it changed mylife forever . [applause] it's the most importantdecision i ever made . and his grace has sustained me ever since. i try and reflect on what that's meant to me every day since that day in the rain. the second most important decision i ever made was the day i asked karen whitaker to be my wife. [applause] is the greatest evidence of god's grace in my life. >> i've heard you a few times say i'm a christian, i am a conservative and republican in that order. i just wonder, maybe you might say it was on january 6, it might have been another time in your life when you felt your faith was really tested. >> i would tell you the early faith walk the hardest day for me was the day that left us i was in the first campaign in 1988 karen and i were driving around raspberry a little sign on the door, we take mike pence for congress home call to regional hospital i walked in and there was my mother and his arm around my mom

i'm walking, i'm with whom we studied there?'t know. and what prevented you from living with just one girl. well, with me, let's say, yes, if we are related, what prevented you from living with one girl to raise her. and not to run anywhere for any peasants, for any steps. your father raised yours, let's say your son's son nursed your grandchildren. i buried him. man and now you are sitting here, poor, unfortunate. i, too, am poor and unfortunate. my husband was killed, brutally killed. i am left with two children. i raised them and not only did i do it. now my children are adults. i gave birth to another at the age of 38 for myself. and you just kicked one out like that. go says, you take a walk, and i will live my pleasure. well , come on, that is, you have now brushed aside your daughter? yes, just no, i didn’t wave it away. well, it wasn't like that. even to you, even no one came to the program is not native, brother. although he is in astana, nikiforov valery petrovich, yes, yes, brother, yes, there is, but let's put an end

at night, he joins the pilgrims and entertains them during their walk. in this world and in the hereafter , there is no higher happiness than serving the pilgrims of imam hussain, and now that the honor of this service has been given to us , we are proud of this path. imam hussain is the only one on our menu. it raises the burden of our one-year journey until arbaeen, after completing the journey approximately 40 kilometers of the main route have reached garmsir region so that they can cross from basra province to naseri province after passing through ghadir and madinah regions . i have checked the research of biranvand sed and sima. it is not possible to find an iranian house for a purchase of 1000 to 1000 tomans from a large iranian house with a decision on price, quality and free shipping all over the country, a large iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan, in my opinion, because the carpet channels of the mosque, laundry, dining room for four people are too old, don't worry, we can buy half a billion tomans without a guarantor in the house. i

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we don't need to encourage people to walk less. i think that that's something that people will find quite a bleak idea that people should be pushed to work more people who are already exhausted and how do you yeah, go down to sliding people. that's a good question. you know, i'm not saying pushing people, i think a encouraging people and giving incentives also. yes. i mean where there is gas it to your wife is we need to pay them more about encouraging them to walk. last will simply make sure what to do isn't public's services less, and that's not the way to go. ok clements 1st president of the 2nd stage, and i'm really interested in hearing your points of view on this. thank you. and now in the u. k. m l is race, it has rising even to new heights. the remote ordinate islands off the coast of scotland have just received a lifeline link with the mainland. prisons royal now has now started delivering that fossil alexis by ro, the weather in the north c condo is be relied on to allow boats or plain trips to the island and nickel sites

the weather has caused arbaeen pilgrims to choose nights for walking. at sunset, pilgrims come out of places and houses, and the walking path to karbala appears. the history of imam hussain's war is the way to heaven. i brought this question to the next step on the way to heaven the days are a way to make conditions beyond all descriptions, and for the success of that journey, i thank god that he has made his reception carpet one with the pilgrims by changing the time of walking at night, and at the time of their walk, they perform their reception in this world and in the hereafter. there is no greater happiness than serving the pilgrims of imam hussain, and now that we have the honor of serving this route, we are proud that it elevates imam hussain , but also grants us the baggage of our one-year journey until arbaeen, after traveling a route of approximately 40 kilometers from 30 they have reached the garmsir region so that they can, after passing through the regions of del and madinah basra province, cross to naseri province, biranvand, a radio repor

it is a family that introduces the reader to the mood of the arbaeen walk.the day of arbaeen, the lie of gravity lifts jabir bin abdullah from madinah and takes him to karbala. it is a memory, and now the book is a walk to the first qibla there are notes from this trip, look at it from all angles, especially the angles of taste , art, literature, and the spaces that are actually the unraveling of the future. these days, the space is filled with news about arbaeen, people were left with no stone unturned . the author wrote the details of the trip from the moment of decision to go until the end of the day was mentioned in this book. i had a professional driver named hazrat ali najaf to karbala . there was a very admirable appreciation and praise from the fellow traveler. the customer was 80 km. he described the routes , provided services to the pilgrims, had the names of the processions, and cleaning . walking paths are one of the topics that the author has addressed them in this book, all age groups can read without difficulty, and art wants to write in 50 sh

we thank god that because give us success so that we, like the ahl al-bayt of imam hussain, can walkn this path, along the way, step by step, the path of processions is abandoned, so that wherever the pilgrims are tired of the journey, i will rest and they will receive food and water and everything that is needed along the way. these 650 kilometers are available for us and this is nothing but the grace of imam hussein. imam hussein is a blessing. it is a favor that god has given to the people of iraq, and this year, despite the increase in pilgrims, alhamdulillah, no time or servant was left without service. the glorious manifestations of arbaeen walking as the arbaeen hosseini day approaches and the presence of pilgrims and patrons, it appears here everyone takes a step to make this event more magnificent, which makes us travelers every year. thousands of people in the southern part of the province gradually reach the center of the cities, and the roads leading to naseri province become more crowded at different times of the day and night . passing through different regions of the p

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b. careful line that has to be walked. �* , ., ., walked.company, see you soon. hello there. thursday was a relatively quiet day for many of us. in fact, we had some sunny spells and a little bit of warmth coming through. cambridge was the top spot with 23 celsius by the middle of the afternoon. not all of us had beautiful blue, sunny skies. in fact, the cloud, the shower cloud gathered across whitley bay by the end of the afternoon. and some of those showers intense, with rumbles of thunder and lightning mixed in there. so, a similar story as we go into friday. still got this northwesterly flow. that's going to be driving some fairweather cloud around. and through parts of the afternoon, we will start to see a cluster of sharp showers, particularly down through eastern england. a few isolated showers for scotland and northern ireland, the best of the sunshine in sheltered western areas. but temperatures will be a little bit disappointing because of that north—westerly wind direction — 15 to 20 degrees the overall high, 68 fahrenheit. now, a