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the cistercian way - report

andy.d

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Camino de Levante 2009
Camino Ingles (Coruna) 2011
Camino Ingles (Coruna) 2014
Pilgrims Way Winchester - Canterbury
Camino Ingles (Ferrol) 2015
Cistercian Way (Wales) 2016
I've written a reflection and report on my pilgrimage along the Cistercian Way which I have posted here:

https://pilgrimpace.wordpress.com/2...way-on-becoming-a-more-broken-pilgrim-part-1/

It will be in three or four parts as it is too long for one blog post. The rest will appear over the next few days. I'm happy to send people the full document if they would like it.

It's an epic route that I thoroughly recommend. Very different to Spanish Caminos (I'll post about this in the final part) and something I have much unfinished business with!

Buen Camino!

Andy
 
The one from Galicia (the round) and the one from Castilla & Leon. Individually numbered and made by the same people that make the ones you see on your walk.
I've written a reflection and report on my pilgrimage along the Cistercian Way which I have posted here:

https://pilgrimpace.wordpress.com/2...way-on-becoming-a-more-broken-pilgrim-part-1/

It will be in three or four parts as it is too long for one blog post. The rest will appear over the next few days. I'm happy to send people the full document if they would like it.

It's an epic route that I thoroughly recommend. Very different to Spanish Caminos (I'll post about this in the final part) and something I have much unfinished business with!

Buen Camino!

Andy
Hi Andy we are in the same job and I used to have an ex Cistercian Church in N Ireland, part of a monastic settlement and Abbey, there would be a great monastic trail /camino to be planned round Strangford Lough where there are sites/remains of monastic settlements and abbeys from the 6th century onwards. You have given me food for thought.
 
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Hi Andy we are in the same job and I used to have an ex Cistercian Church in N Ireland, part of a monastic settlement and Abbey, there would be a great monastic trail /camino to be planned round Strangford Lough where there are sites/remains of monastic settlements and abbeys from the 6th century onwards. You have given me food for thought.

Thanks! Maddy Gray and the team in Wales who came up with the Cistercian Way would be well worth talking to if you take this further

Buen Camino!

Andy
 
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