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We walk together in solidarity – wherever we are in the world
As we walk we respond to the five questions at the heart of the project, first posed by philosopher Bertrand Russell and revisited by historian Rutger Bregman:
- Who are we?
- Where did we come from?
- Where are we going?
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https://www.lebanontrail.org/home
https://kinetika.co.uk/portfolio/mountains-of-hope?mc_cid=93f305de16&mc_eid=262c97efb1

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