Walking to Chimayo, photo Steve Collins
This photo was taken in Chimayó, NM on Holy Thursday. Every year during holy weekend, thousands of people walk from as far away as Albuquerque in this practice of devotion. The largest number arrive at the historic chapel on Good Friday.
Read more about the Chimayo pilgrimage and Easter in Northern New Mexico:
Good Friday pilgrims descend on Sanctuario de Chimayo
Good Friday and the Penitentes in New Mexico
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We are Billie Frank and Steve Collins and we have been on the road together, one way or another, for over thirty-seven years. We are passionate about food, travel and our home-town, Santa Fe, NM. Read more
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