Category Archives: Pilgrimage

“Why are so many people flying to Bulgaria?” a fellow-pilgrim asked me as we waited to board the plane. “I know why we are going, but why are they?” I didn’t know why we were going, but I hoped that, sooner or later, someone would tell us. No-one ever did. Perhaps it was because aContinue reading “Bulgaria 2022”

This should really come before the post below, as I was in Cornwall from September 2-8 and in Cumbria from September 16-20. However, I am only just getting round to blogging it. This “new 125 mile route” is a composite of parts of three established paths: the South-West Coast Path and two cross-country routes, theContinue reading “Cornish Celtic Way – Highlights”

This is the second of two weeks of pilgrimage this September. I have yet to blog the first one, on the Cornish Celtic Way. I arrived at Swarthmoor Hall on Monday, met my fellow-pilgrims, and was introduced to the week by our leaders Bill and Sylvia. Bill has been the Warden here, and reckons heContinue reading “Pilgrimage in the footsteps of George Fox”