Wisques Clety Sunday Street Market La Chapelle de Nielles les Thérouanne L'Église Saint Martin Archaeological Museum Thérouanne. Capital of the Belgian Moroni tribe (638). Wealthiest bishopric in Northern France. Finest Gothic cathedral in Northern France (12 C.). Entire city razed in 1553 by Spain's Charles V in retaliation for a battle lost to the French.... Continue Reading →
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 7
Tournehem-sur-la-hem La Leuene, Ceasar's road from Rome to Sangatte, on his way to conquer Britain Église Saint-Folquin de Cormette Leulinghem les Estrehem Abbaye Saint Paul Abbaye Notre Dame La Sapinière, Wisques She: saumon He: volaille de Licques
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 6
Licques Chapelle de Landrethun-les-Ardres Chapelle Saint Louis Cimetière de Guemy Tournehem-sur-la-hem Église catholique Saint-Médard
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 5
Guînes Forêt Dominal de Guînes La Cologne Blanchard de Guînes L'Abbaye Royal Notre-Dame de Licques Volaille de Licques at Auberge Du Moulin D’Audenfort
Walking to Rome: A Day in Guînes
A town walkabout A walk to St. Joseph's Village theme park A visit to Tour de l'Horloge Museum Assorted eating and drinking activities
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 4
Wissant Mont de Couple Calais Canadian War Cemetery Guînes
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 3
Calais Sangatte Crustacean lunch at Cap Blanc Nez restaurant Cap Blanc Nez Wissant Sea bass at The Normandy Hotel
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 2
Shepherdswell Dover Dover Castle P&O Ferry Calais
Walking to Rome: Via Francigena Day 1
Our Chaucer Way pilgrimage ended in the nave of Canterbury Cathedral two days ago. Today we are back at the Cathedral, this time just outside the south transept. In front of us is a diminutive stone, no larger than a modest grave marker, with shallow relief carvings telling us this is the Starting Stone for... Continue Reading →
Walking to Rome: A Day in Canterbury
A brief photo tour of the city. Canterbury Cathedral About Town East ridge Hospital