Via Beata

Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Pembrokeshire, Suffolk

209 km / 130 miles

Called the Via Beata (Way of Blessing), the idea is to link pathways, bridleways and small roads, across the widest part of the UK, from Lowestoft in Suffolk, to St David's Head in Wales. Every 10 miles or so there will be a series of what we are calling Way Stations. Each Way Station will have an artwork which will communicate the Christian Gospel enabling people to stop and meditate on them as part of this new 400 mile pilgrimage path.

Details:

Path Type:	Other Paths
Attributes:	Easy Sculpture/Art
Start:	TM555936 - Lowestoft, Norfolk
Finish:	TL210753 - St David's Head, Pembrokeshire
Web Sites:	http://www.viabeata.co.uk

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