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Cuthbert s Way the traditional pilgrimage path whose route is marked by medieval crosses formally opened nearly 30 years ago and is so popular that a whole industry has

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St Cuthbert s Way runs 62 miles across the Scottish Borders in tribute to northern England s most famous saint Cuthbert is a figure from the dawn of Christianity in Britain credited with shining

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St Cuthbert s Way the famed pilgrimage route with a tidal causeway to Holy Island and Lindisfarne

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It seems a lifetime ago when I first mooted the possibility of arranging a pilgrimage walk along the 62 5 mile St Cuthbert s Way between Melrose and Lindisfarne situated off the

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Pilgrims have been coming to Durham for centuries In fact Durham Cathedral was founded because of pilgrimage as people journeyed from near and far to visit the shrine of St Cuthbert

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The Way of St Cuthbert stands as a timeless pilgrimage a living bridge between history and the heart between the enduring legacy of one of early England s greatest saints and the eternal

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St Cuthbert s Way is a unique blend of history spirituality and natural beauty It follows in the footsteps of one of Britain s most revered saints passing through landscapes that have

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The walk is named after Cuthbert a 7th century saint a native of the Borders who spent his life in the service of the church The route links Melrose Abbey where Cuthbert began his religious

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Soaked to the bone St Cuthbert s Way begins at the gates of the 12th century Melrose Abbey which is believed to contain the embalmed heart of Robert the Bruce King of