
We are two very ordinary people who have elected to quit the world
of business and begin to live out our dreams as pilgrim riders. We
hope that this site will:
keep
and extend the contacts we have made
help others to undertake similar adventures
encourage maintenance of the pathways that
make
our journeys possible
Pilgrim and Pilgrimages?
We have no formal religious beliefs, but we share a
wanderlust and a need to know about and contribute to the world
we occupy.
Riders?
We have chosen to make our adventures on horse-back
through a confusion of personal history, accident and romance, but
are happy that we did. Horses, like small children, create an instant
rapport with people from many cultures and act as not only our means
of transport, but also a key to the relationships that emerge on the
road.
We have completed three pilgrimages so far:
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2005, The St James Way to Santiago de Compostela - on horseback
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2006, The Via Francigena to Rome - on horseback
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2007, The Via Francigena to Rome by bicycle - tracking
the route with GPS and gathering data for their guidebooks.
Blog
link: http://pilgrimagepublications.blogspot.com/
Pilgrimage Publications is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated
to the identification and mapping of pilgrim routes all over the
world, regardless
of religion or belief. Any revenue derived from the sale of guides
or related activities is used to further enhance the service and
support provided to pilgrims.
The ethos
of Pilgrimage Publications is based on 4 very basic aims:
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To enable walkers, cyclists and riders to follow pilgrim routes all over the world.
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To ensure Pilgrimage Publication guides are as current
and as accurate as possible,
using pilgrim feedback as a major
source of information.
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To use
eco-friendly materials and methods for the publication of
LightFoot guides and Travel Books.
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To promote eco-friendly travel.
A
Modern Pilgrim's Progress
Click on the
link below to download an extract of our presentation. It may take
a few minutes, and the quality will be marginally influenced by the
speed of your connection - but is well worth the wait.
