Where would you go?
The Cornish Celtic Way or the Lakeland Pilgrimage, or anywhere along the west coast of Britain that is known for its temperate rainforests. I’ve chosen these two routes specifically because they both have a good selection of youth hostels, independent hostels, camping barns, bothies and, in Cornwall’s case, what we at the British Pilgrimage Trust call “sanctuaries” – churches, church halls or village halls that are available for pilgrims to sleep in for about £10 a night. Similar to the albergues of the Camino de Santiago in Spain, a pilgrim-focused accommodation option that the UK unfortunately lacks.
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On Pilgrimage With: Guy Hayward, pilgrim and performer, author and director of the British Pilgrimage Trust
where would you go? the cornish celtic way or the lakeland pilgrimage, or anywhere along the west coast of britain that is known for ...
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