Category Archives: Southwark
Beginning, Middle and End of The Road
The story that led to this blog, and possibly a book, began over 5 years ago, and on the day of the tube and bus bombings in London – the infamous 7/7/2005. It was then that I met a man called Dave Longley at a conference in … Continue reading
Posted in Camelot, Canterbury, Canterbury, Chaucer, London, Pilgrimages, Southwark
Tagged 7/07, Britain, Canterbury Tales, Chaucer, English heritage, English pubs, meeting people, pilgrims, real ale, spiritual, storytelling, tales, travel
1 Comment
Shades of the pub that Mitre Bin a Chaucer Coaching Inn
The spirit world entered again into my next stop along the road, although in a more typically Western way with being told by Kyle, a South African bar manager, of two ghosts – going by the name of George and … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Chaucer, Greenwich, Pilgrimages, Southwark, Winchester
Tagged coaching inn, ghost, ghosts, spiritual
2 Comments
Those Shaggy Tales: when and where did they begin and end?
A Brief Recap Well, here’s where the tale of the trail and the tales properly begins – with an exploration into finding the original road to Canterbury, and then along to a trip to each stop-off with a few good friends sharing their tales of the modern day … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Chaucer, Dartford, Greenwich, Pilgrimages, Rochester, Southwark, Travel
Tagged Canterbury Tales, Easter, pilgrims, tales
2 Comments
mattstale 