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Hey Pieter! You are being kind of tough on those of us that don't have
a land bridge to Europe. Just kidding, of course, but I have thought about
this a number of times. For those of us from the Western Hemisphere, the
starting point for a walking pilgrimage is completely arbitrary. As a rower,
I like to contemplate a sea pilgrimage by row boat. A few hardy souls have
completed transoceanic rows, but for most of us it is only the stuff of
dreams. Even if I were young and hardy, the cost of a craft capable of
the voyage is prohibitive.
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<p>pieter pannevis wrote:
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an real ( ) pilgrim ought to walk back to where he came from...Pieter from
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