By Robert Royal. This is the first summer in quite some time that circumstances have prevented me from making a pilgrimage on foot, usually something like the Camino de Santiago or the Via Francigena (which nearly killed me a few years ago between the heat and the distance). However, my favorite remains the Way of St. Cuthbert, which starts in Melrose in Scotland, goes through the mountains on the border with England, and descends to the Holy Is…
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By Robert Royal. This is the first summer in quite some time that circumstances have prevented me from making a pilgrimage on foot, usually something like the Camino de Santiago or the Via Francigena (which nearly killed me a few years ago between the heat and the distance). However, my favorite remains the Way of St. Cuthbert, which starts in Melrose in Scotland, goes through the mountains on the border with England, and descends to the Holy Is…