Only 11km, but my foot was very painful by the end, and I felt low, finally coming to the acceptance that it won't be possible for me to complete the last leg to Lucca, as my foot won't take any weight and that stage is logistically challenging, apart from being 24km, with two steep climbs. So it's the end of the road and the Via for now, with at least 440km under my belt since Ivrea, possibly more if you count those notched up on transfer days and evening strolls. Lucca will have to wait until next time...
Wrinklitourist creaks her way along the Via Francigena in Italy (trying to raise £1004 for dementia charities and City Hospice).
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Wednesday, 1 June 2022
Stage 26b: Pietrasanta to Camaiore. The end of my Via. (Part 2).
Then alongside a pleasant waterway, on quite a long section entering Camaiore, another very pleasant town, stuffed with history, where I easily found a stamp in the Commune, (top left of the square) which may be a lesson learnt too late.
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Pilgrim Passport stamps on the Italian Via Francigena
The pilgrim passport stamp is useful in authenticating your journey, demonstrating your validity as a pilgrim and for giving credence...
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I'm off to Camaiore (rather naughtily travelling in and out of Italy by 'plane this time), and am aiming to do the 162km between the...
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I made it to St Peter's! On the one hand, so easy to sum it up in six words, on the other, a day concluding four years of ...
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After a brief passage through the Etruscan park, (end of stage 42) a long busy tarmac stretch, where I encountered this Casa Can...
I have finally caught up with you after being inundated with family members. What a wonderful catalogue of photos, we can really feel we are there, walking through woods, fields, looking at the views. Using google maps to help guide me up and over the Appenines was a fascinating evening's read. Finally on my maps the Via Francigena has been marked. Have a good journey home, and thanks for your travelogue. I hope your foot has now recovered.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anon, how lovely that you feel you have been on that journey with me, "my readers" have been silent, but welcome, companions all the time, and it is fun thinking of what to show you and describe. Thanks to you and everyone else for the company and for the kind words.
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