2025年6月30日 星期一

Pilgrims’ Way 一周遊

 神遊歐洲

1.陳思宏的比利時沿海 (他的部落格)


At the top of a sloping green hillside, a round stone structure that is open on one side stands and people walk and sit around it. One person has a dog on a leash.
“The Coccolith” an artwork in Surrey overlooking the North Downs, was inspired by prehistoric marine organisms that formed England’s chalk deposits.
2.紐約時報

Masses of blue flowers grow under the shade of trees on a hillside. Above, people can be seen walking on a path.
In April and May bluebells carpet many of the woodlands along the Pilgrims Way

A small stone church with a spire and steep roof stands amid greenery.
The St. Peter & St. Paul Church, near the village of Caterham, is famous for a rather terrifying 12th-century “doom painting.”
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A paiting in ocher and white shows a ladder with people climbing up and falling down, with angels on a top level and devils below them.
The painting covers the entire back wall, with devils tormenting sinners.
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如同喬叟筆下的朝聖者,沿著14世紀以來舊路一周遊

作者步行、騎自行車,駕駛著MG跑車,從溫徹斯特出發,前往坎特伯雷。

Like Chaucer’s Pilgrims, but With a Sports Car
By foot, bike and MG, a writer undertakes a journey from Winchester to Canterbury, along a route taken since at least the 14th century.

《紐約時報》
如今,朝聖者之路由一系列公共人行道、馬和鋪砌小徑組成,它們與國家步道——北唐斯步道——平行,有時甚至重疊。北唐斯步道是二戰後為吸引城市居民前往鄉村而建造的。



People are still tramping the same general path from points around London, eastward toward the spired vision that is Canterbury Cathedral and sometimes beyond along the Pilgrims’ Way.《紐約時報》

如今,朝聖者之路由一系列公共人行道、馬道和鋪砌小徑組成,它們與國家步道——北唐斯步道——平行,有時甚至重疊。北唐斯步道是二戰後為吸引城市居民前往鄉村而建造的。

By The New York Times

Today, the Pilgrims’ Way is a series of public footpaths, bridle ways and paved lanes that parallels and sometimes coincides with a national trail, the North Downs Way, created in a post-World War II effort to get urban people into the countryside.