Like most of us, I grew up associating Canterbury with pilgrims, and as my experience of pilgrimage expanded and deepened over the years, so did “Canterbury After Dark”
Notes & Blog
Pilgrims Walk
We love Canterbury; it’s an old city that never disappoints, no matter what the purpose for our visit. Our primary reason for this trip was “Pilgrims Walk”
Winter Mothering
February is a month of many birthdays in our family, so my mind is naturally drawn to the winter mothering that has taken place down “Winter Mothering”
Be Mine
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Walking Again
I have to admit that it’s been nice to surrender to the cold and just stay indoors the past few weeks. But today the sun “Walking Again”
February!
My January disappeared into a soft blur of homey activities. In a barely visible sort of way, I got a lot of things done here “February!”
Harbingers of Spring
January is drawing to a close and we’re already enjoying some harbingers of spring. We have dozens of blooms poking up in our back garden, “Harbingers of Spring”
2016 Swedish Labyrinth Pilgrimage
Regular readers will remember my posts about our 2015 Swedish Labyrinth Tour, and we are now working hard on plans for returning in 2016. Once “2016 Swedish Labyrinth Pilgrimage”
The Church on the Hill
St. Peter’s Church in Thundersley always looks disappointingly modern to me, but it is actually quite old and definitely stands on ground that has been “The Church on the Hill”
Fearsome You Are…
Clearly, there’s more going on here than meets the eye. For one thing, the meeting is taking place in sunshine. In January. In Essex. Secondly, “Fearsome You Are…”