If you could walk with someone for a few days - dead or alive - who?

[CaminoCate]

Jane Austen (though the dress, shoes and bonnet would be difficult) just to tell her how famous she’d become)

John Keats, he’d notice scenery I didn’t and write a beautiful poem I couldn’t.

Alan Bennett and Victoria Wood for laughs and similar accent to mine.

George Michael for music.

Also the regular folks like me I meet on the way and connect with and talk with and never forget.

 

[CaminoCate]

Tommy Cooper

Just like that….

 

[TravellingMan22]

Billy Connolly - no explanation needed.

Ah that’s a great choice! That would be amazing!

 

[TravellingMan22]

Jane Austen (though the dress, shoes and bonnet would be difficult) just to tell her how famous she’d become)

John Keats, he’d notice scenery I didn’t and write a beautiful poem I couldn’t.

Alan Bennett and Victoria Wood for laughs and similar accent to mine.

George Michael for music.

Also the regular folks like me I meet on the way and connect with and talk with and never forget.

I think my music choice would be Bruce Dickinson. I am not particularly a Maiden fan but I attended a gig of theirs lately and he (and they) was incredible! He s a pilot too so maybe he could fly me home!

 

[David Tallan]

I am assuming language would not be an issue and communication would not be a problem.

Moses. Because I would never have to worry about wet feet.

 

[ShoshTrvls]

Most definitely Christopher Hitchens

Most definitely Christopher Hitchens

Interesting choice for a religious pilgrimage. 30 days of debating whether or not g-d exists would probably do me in.