After walking more than 2,300 miles from Fort Worth, Texas, Buddhist monks are expected to arrive in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday for the final leg of their historic Walk for Peace. The arrival marks Day 108 of the pilgrimage promoting peace, compassion, and unity. The group will enter the District via the Chain Bridge around 8 a.m. and make several stops across Northwest D.C., including events at Bender Arena and the Washington National Cathedral. The journey concludes Wednesday with stops on Capitol Hill before ending at the Lincoln Memorial. Rolling road closures are expected along the route, and the public is invited to join portions of the walk. 📸: @walkforpeace.usa
After walking more than 2,300 miles from Fort Worth, Texas, Buddhist monks are expected to arrive in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday for the final leg of their historic Walk for Peace. The arrival marks Day 108 of the pilgrimage promoting peace, compassion, and unity. The group will enter the District via the Chain Bridge around 8 a.m. and make several stops across Northwest D.C., including events at Bender Arena and the Washington National Cathedral. The journey concludes Wednesday with stops on Capitol Hill before ending at the Lincoln Memorial. Rolling road closures are expected along the route, and the public is invited to join portions of the walk. 📸: @walkforpeace.usa
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#WalkforPeace🕊🫂🤝
Day 108 #thePilgrimage for #peace, #compassion & #unity to enter #theDistrict via the #ChainBridge ETA 8 am:make several stops across #NorthwestDC, including #BenderArena & #theWashingtonNationalCathedral, #CapitolHill & #CultivatePeace @ #theLincolnMemorial
