When I began this adventure in writing it was because of a grand-daughter's pleadings. It never ocurred to me that I would be blessed by the occasional reader stopping by even from another part of the world. Mine has truly become a small world indeed.
My blogs title and the accompanying poem by Sir W. Raleigh were selected because of the imagery of pilgrimage to be sure. But it was also a favorite of my mom's as well as mine. My initial introduction to it was through the writings of Frank W. Boreham who has been a companion through many years of my journey.
What I failed to do when I began blogging - and here comes the good part - was to give details about the individual aspects of the pilgrim as Sir R. mentioned.
Recently, a charming young woman - English but blessed to live in France - stopped by my site and then on her own blog beautifully wrote what I had failed to. So Dear Reader, I encourage you to visit her. You won't be disappointed. Her blog is charming. She is, as you will discover, a very gifted and delightful lady. http://trocbroc.blogspot.com She will enable you to fully appreciate what we pilgrims carry on our journey. [you will need to scroll down to her July 30 post entitled "Pilgrimage II".
(She even reads Brother Cadfael, another personal favorite:)
Happy Reading.
footprints!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like Floss too. Her blog, her writing are always a bright spot in my day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice blog....thanks for the link. She did such a nice post on you too! "Blogopia" sure makes our world a little brighter...and smaller! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your response! Your title so intrigued me, and I really enjoyed learning more about it.
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