Day 3: Wragby to Ludford
We walk mostly along quiet lanes & through farms & fields.
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All Saints Church Wragby where Rev Simon, back with us for a few days this year, led our eucharist John Chenery Original Tweet
Gathering for prayers outside the no longer in use St Mary's West Torrington John Chenery Original Tweet
Deirdre led our prayers speaking of the relevance of St Hilda's virtues today. John Chenery Original Tweet
Deirdre gave out these cards with a portrait of St Hilda which she had commissioned from an artist John Chenery Original Tweet
It's a flat day today with field paths and lanes John Chenery Original Tweet
Pilgrims, wheatfield and perfect walking weather Adilz, Fred (KWLWG)
There's an arrow on that tree! Adilz, Fred (KWLWG)
Yay! 20 minutes ahead of schedule at the pub John Chenery Original Tweet
in the garden of the Crossroads Inn, East Barkwith John Chenery Original Tweet
St Mary East Barkwith John Chenery Original Tweet
Clare planning the way to my next drink stop, outside St Mary's. claregamble
In silhouette, Anne led our prayers reading prayers from a book Walk and Pray John Chenery Original Tweet
The first we-caught-the-frontmarkers stop of the pilgrimage John Chenery Original Tweet
A hill ahead! Let's pause and catch our breath. John Chenery Original Tweet
Lincoln Cathedral in view again John Chenery Original Tweet
Malcolm has us singing To Be a Pilgrim in All Saints, Sixhills John Chenery Original Tweet
Veronique and Rev’d David Post At Sixhills Church Gill Godber
Ludford Community Hall. Today again we had no showers of the unwanted kind and the hall has the good kind, and a bar! John Chenery Original Tweet
Queuing for drinks at Ludford Susan Adilz
Queuing for Dinner at Ludford Susan Adilz
Dinner at Ludford Susan Adilz
Dinner at Ludford Susan Adilz
Notices between dinner and pudding, Ludford Susan Adilz
Dinner at Ludford Susan Adilz
Anne helps out by eating up every last scrap of dessert. John Chenery
Washing up outside the hall John Chenery Original Tweet
A hall with its own bar lends itself to a singsong John Chenery Original Tweet
