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If anyone hasn't seen 'The Way' and would like to - it is on BBC2 tonight at quarter past midnight...
Scratching my head at this one - what is a "neo-pilgrim"?I will be taping it I think - then i can force recalcitrant neo-pilgrims to watch it!
As in neophyte perhaps?Scratching my head at this one - what is a "neo-pilgrim"?
What do you have in mind? Persuading them to walk the Caminos too? Or would it be aversion therapy like in "A Clockwork Orange"? Must confess that it would be the second one for me. I much preferred the original Judy Garland version.I will be taping it I think - then i can force recalcitrant neo-pilgrims to watch it!
Can't disagree with that! Walked my first camino 27 years ago and I am still at it - two Spanish caminos this year so far with a Welsh pilgrim way thrown in just to keep the feet busy And I keep changing my mind about the next one. "The Way" is entertaining enough and it is fun spotting familiar places but I just do not find it the deeply moving spiritual experience which so many of its fans rave about. Too mawkishly sentimental for my taste.I still haven't met anyone who has not learned something from the process - and most people end up with a dangerous addiction...
Don't be silly. It's neolithic, surely.As in neophyte perhaps?
I didn't realise Judy Garland had walked the camino. Great newsWhat do you have in mind? Persuading them to walk the Caminos too? Or would it be aversion therapy like in "A Clockwork Orange"? Must confess that it would be the second one for me. I much preferred the original Judy Garland version.
I didn't realise Judy Garland had walked the camino. Great news
Can't disagree with that! Walked my first camino 27 years ago and I am still at it - two Spanish caminos this year so far with a Welsh pilgrim way thrown in just to keep the feet busy And I keep changing my mind about the next one. "The Way" is entertaining enough and it is fun spotting familiar places but I just do not find it the deeply moving spiritual experience which so many of its fans rave about. Too mawkishly sentimental for my taste.
'Recalcitrant' was good too. Still waiting for the day I can usefully say it.Cheers Bradypus ..I learned a new word " mawkish ".
Cheers Bradypus ..I learned a new word " mawkish ".
I agree - but still better than nothing...!Too mawkishly sentimental for my taste.
I agree - but still better than nothing...!
And i have never seen Saint Jacques...La Mecque - will look out for it...
Walking the Camino - 6 Ways was good too...
Saint-Jacques La Mecque is delightful in the road-film tradition.
Try this one:Can't disagree with that! Walked my first camino 27 years ago and I am still at it - two Spanish caminos this year so far with a Welsh pilgrim way thrown in just to keep the feet busy And I keep changing my mind about the next one. "The Way" is entertaining enough and it is fun spotting familiar places but I just do not find it the deeply moving spiritual experience which so many of its fans rave about. Too mawkishly sentimental for my taste.