Previously | Where we go | Topics, stories | In hindsight | Map, Weather | Up next
In which we started where we stopped on Day 15, in Faversham.
Where we went
- through more peaceful landscape than yesterday, by going sideways instead of on the main road
- to Chartham, where Rupert Sheldrake took his godson, as he tells in his book (from which I read aloud)
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Topics, stories
- David read a poem he wrote the night before, addressed to St Thomas a Becket:
- Entering Canterbury, we had a conversation about faith, and how even talking about it can be difficult
- How to get home?
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What others thought of it
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Map
Weather report (real world)
Quite warm today.
What next?
That’s it! “The End.”
But I did talk about how I might use the experience, the stories shared, the stories of the individuals. I joked that it might make a book, if only for me.
And immediately afterwards, looking for something else, I stumbled on the website of a man who does walks, with real-life and online companions, and turns them into books.
Watch this space