Kirkwall to Durham
Jay HulmeWe're going on a pilgrimage from St Magnus Cathedral in the Orkney Isles, to Durham Cathedral
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Update 7: Denholm to Witton Gilbert
Having been jolted awake by her alarm, Anna found Jay asleep on his mat and found time to take a picture before booting him awake. Bleary eyed we stumbled across the beautiful village square to the pub where we were to meet some of the chur...
Update 6: Balgonar to Denholm
We had a wonderful rest day on the farm. As well as three lovely dogs, Ali and Clare also had around 70 very friendly sheep, chickens, a duck, a guineafowl and two young bullocks, Norman and Neil, that Ali was training to pull a plough. (Wh...
Update 5: Pitlochry to Balgonar
The late afternoon sun was beaming down as Neil drove us from Pitlochry towards his home in Aberfeldy. Just before we reached the town, Neil pulled into a small carpark just outside of Grand Tully. He thought we might like to see an old chu...
Update 4: Inverness to Pitlochry
We started the next leg of our journey joining the General Wade’s military road from Inverness, with Anna already in need of a nap.
We walked 7 1/2 miles, through the forest and along a quiet single track road until we reached the beautifu...
Update 3: Portgower to Inverness
Ina sent us off on our onward journey with sausage and haggis rolls, lots of fruit, homemade biscuits (of various kinds), and one catch phrase which has stuck with us ever since: “No fighting!”. She also, helpfully, dosed Anna up to the eye...
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