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Llwybr Cadfan Pilgrimage Days
Pilgrimage Day - Tal y Bont - Harlech
Listen as the waves lap the shoreline as you journey on the sand from Tal y Bont to Llanbedr. Marvel as the aircraft come and go at the airfield, watch the wading birds at Pensarn and then discover the stillness of the small sand-dune surrounded church of St Tanwg’s. Finish today’s tour with the mighty Harlech Castle and perhaps a cup of tea and an ice cream.
Pilgrimage
We encourage you to walk as a pilgrim, with intention, as a journey. The pilgrimage leader will offer everyone a reflection at the beginning of the day to set an intention and some guided reflection time at pauses through the day, this will come from a Christian faith perspective but is open to everyone and you will be welcome to engage with as much or as little as you choose.
Start and Finish
Meet your pilgrimage guides at the car park in Tal y `Bont at 10am. At the end of the walk, in Harlech, there's an hourly bus back to Tal y Bont.
Route Description
Have a look at the route on Outdoor Active
https://out.ac/IMJKkO
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Tal y Bont
Tal-y-bont Tal-y-bont LL43 2AN
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The Avebury Pilgrimage was a joyful experience. Guy brought wonder and deep connection to the group experience. The other pilgrims were warm, fun and willing to surrender to this rich experience of movement, landscape, the past and the unseen world all around us. Thank you Guy!
Laura
My favourite part was walking in silence and being able to just concentrate on the purpose of my pilgrimage without the noise and baggage of life getting in the way. Abigail was a wonderful guide. She was thoughtful and brought a calm and sense of spiritual purpose to the day. I absolutely loved the walk.
Tamsin
Many good moments but two things stand out: Chalice Well and the impromptu singing of a wassail song on the way up Glastonbury Tor, by an apple orchard. It was cold yet rather lovely to do a pilgrimage in the frost. Informed and engaging guide. Friendly and supportive fellow pilgrims. Such a good ethos.
Susan
I loved walking through the countryside and the fascinating sights such as the church mill and barrow. The lanterns were lovely too and the Wassail singing and cake were a lovely touch. The arrival at Canterbury was spectacular. It was a lovely day and Dawn is a terrific guide.
Sally
Sally
Dawn was absolutely brilliant. Brought the group together and was so knowledgeable . Really warm individual and so caring. Just an amazing experience all round. Can't thank you enough for the experience.
Stuart
Pilgrim
My favourite part was Dawn singing to us by Kits Coty - sublime when the sun came out for us at the end of the song. Dawn has a lovely sincerity and her singing was wonderful. Also the Canon’s pilgrim’s blessing In Winchester Cathedral was an unexpected and perfect end to the day
Alexandra
I enjoyed listening to Guy's singing in the different settings - enhanced the experience and linked us to the past. The whole day was beautifully facilitated with a perfect balance of history overview, time for reflection and walking. It was very special - thank you so much!
Jo
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