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Janet began her pilgrimage ‘journey’ in 2004 when she heard a radio interview about the Camino de Santiago and immediately felt its pull. That initial interview has led to the following pilgrimages unfolding for Janet, culminating in a year-long pilgrimage in 2014/2015.
- 2005 (1,200kms) Toulouse to Santiago de Compostela:-
Via Tolosana, Camino Aragonese, Camino Frances - 2007 (1,600kms) Le Puy-en-Velay to Santiago de Compostela:-
Via Podiensis, Camino Frances - 2009 (2,000kms) Troyes to Santiago de Compostela:-
Via Lemovicensis, Camino del Norte, Camino Primitivo - 2011 (2,200kms) London, via Canterbury, to Rome:-
Via Francigena, with a detour through the Western Front, topping at Villers-Bretonneux for the Dawn Service. - 2013/14 (800kms) St Jean-Pied-de-Port to Santiago de Compostela Camino Frances – a winter Camino.
- 2014/15 – in excess of 5,500kms – a four section Pilgrimage:-
- Munich to Rome – Jakobsweg, Via Claudia Augusta, Cammino di Sant’Antonio, Cammino di Assisi / Francesco.
- John O’Groats to Lands End – Great Glen Way, West Highland Way, Union Canal, St Cuthbert’s Way, St Oswald’s Way, Hadrian’s Wall, South West Coast Path, and many roads and lanes.
- Leipzig to Paris (via Holland and Belgium) – Ökumenischer pilgerweg, Elisabethpfad pilgerweg, Jakobsweg, Chemin St Jaques, le Chemin Estelle.
- León to Oviedo to Santiago de Compostela – Camino de San Salvador, Camino del Norte.
- 2016 – (640kms) Loyola to Manresa:- Camino Ignaciano, (263kms) Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela:- Camino Invierno
- 2017 – (263kms) Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela:- Camino Invierno
- 2018 – (2,200kms) Stade to Rome:- Via Romea Germanica
- 2019 – (70kms) Takijiri to Hongu Taisha to Nachisan:- Kumano Kodo (Dual pilgrimage)
- 2022 – (480kms) Bilbao to Villafranca del Birezo:- Camino Olvidado, (480kms) Ferrol to Santiago de Compostela:- Camino Inglés (115kms)