I'm sure this tower and adjoining hall weren't originally constructed for such a peaceful purpose as housing Rome-bound pilgrims, but it serves its new function well. http://flic.kr/p/pTZ2Cp
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Ponderings and perambulations of a peripatetic gadfly and intermittent adventurer.
Pilgrimage Links
- My Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
- My Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela
- Walking the Way [This article convinced me to walk the Camino]
- Confraternity of Pilgrims to Rome
- Confraternity of Pilgrims to Jerusalem
- Canadian Company of Pilgrims
- Confraternity of Saint James
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- My tastebuds wept for joy
- Festa dei Santi, Piazza Roma
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- On the necessity of History
- A grey day in Santhià
- Pilgrims in Santhià
- What are they looking at?
- St Agatha Church, Santhià
- (St.) Ignatius of Santhià
- Fools for Christ
- medical update
- Morning Prayer of the Optina Elders
- Up in the air
- Before Mass
- A surprising statistic
- late afternoon panorama
- Duomo di San Giovanni Battista
- An early departure
- For Madmen Only
- The Accidental Pilgrim
- A Study in Contrasts
- A Cup of Mercy
- a tentative itinerary
- The Laver of Regeneration
- The Duomo at night
- The Italian Chef
- On the road again!
- Briefly
- A Familiar Face
- The Old Men
- Experiencing Italy
- Leaving Pavia
- The keys to the city...
- medieval hostel, Orio Litta
- Perplexing Pilgrims
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