A Camino-type walk has been launched in the UK to highlight the royal women who pioneered Christianity in the county of Kent fourteen centuries ago. The route connects churches in Canterbury, Lyminge and Folkestone, and crosses parts of the Brentwood Diocese.
Entitled the Royal Kentish Camino, the themed walking route has been developed as a joint initiative by the churches of St Martin in Canterbury, St Mary and St Ethelburga in Lyminge and St Mary and St Eanswythe in Folkestone, reports the Lyminge Parish Council website.
