- Time of past OR future Camino
- Too many and too often!
A friend pointed me towards this book review on the Church Times website. Two recent books which have Canterbury as a common point. A book by Gail Simmons describing a journey along The Old Way - a newly 'rediscovered' route from Southampton to Canterbury. And another by Nick Dunn about walking part of the Via Francigena and the battlefields of northern France.
www.churchtimes.co.uk
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Between the Chalk and the Sea: A journey on foot into the past by Gail Simmons; Walking on Holy Ground: A Pilgrimage on the Via Francigena and the Western Front, from London to Laon by Nick Dunn
Philip Welsh reflects on accounts of contrasting pilgrimage experiences
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