Gloucester Pilgrimage (In respect Cancelled)

Martin Henshaw

An organised and marshalled Pilgrimage from Tewkesbury Abbey to Gloucester Cathedral

All walkers are welcome on this annual pilgrimage between historic Tewkesbury Abbey and Gloucester Cathedral. The route asks for only reasonable fitness. However, please be aware that you will need to carry all your food, drink and so on for the day. We will use public footpaths, quiet lanes and some pavement. Parts could be muddy and wet and we will cover uneven ground.Pilgrims can opt to join at one of 3 start points - Tewkesbury Abbey (0800 - 15 miles), St Michael&#x27;s Tirley (1000 - 9 miles), St Andrew&#x27;s Ashleworth (1245 - 6 miles) or St Giles Maisemore (1400 - 3 miles) with the aim of arriving at Gloucester Cathedral for a special evensong at 1630. We welcome pilgrims of all faiths and none, with the understanding that there will be Christian spiritual input along the way. We ask that young people (17 years and younger) be accompanied by a nominated adult.To take part we ask that you register on line and then check in at your nominated start point and the marshalling points en route. First Aid will be available if required. All pilgrims will receive, in advance, a digital publication with full details of the route, timings and the churches to be visited.

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Gloucester Pilgrimage (In respect Cancelled)

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