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The Post I Unscheduled
I just returned from walking the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome . I didn’t walk the whole thing, of course, just a few scenic stages in Italy.
And then I wrote a Substack post about the whole experience...
The Last Mile to San Miniato
I have gone down twice on pilgrim roads in my life, in two different countries, six years apart, and both times for roughly the same reasons: I was dehydrated, and I had asked more of my body than it was prepared to give. It had finally, fl...
Plaza Towers Elementary School
Dear readers, while I’m walking the Via Francigena (and sampling the Tuscan cuisine), I’ll be posting some personal essays I wrote for my WordPress blog more than 10 years ago. I’ll happily read your comments (and respond), but won’t be pos...
Saying Good-bye Is Never Easy
Dear readers, while I’m walking the Via Francigena (and sampling the Tuscan cuisine), I’ll be posting some personal essays I wrote for my WordPress blog more than 10 years ago. I’ll happily read your comments (and respond), but won’t be pos...
Nelson Mandela and Me
Dear readers, while I’m walking the Via Francigena (and sampling the Tuscan cuisine), I’ll be posting some personal essays I wrote for my WordPress blog more than 10 years ago. I’ll happily read your comments (and respond), but won’t be pos...
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A Presbyterian pastor for more than 45 years — most recently in Zürich, Switzerland — and the author of several nonfiction books, including The Traveler's Path (2026 Wilbur Award of Excellence) and the memoir Chasing After Wind.
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