{Britain the [...]land [continued (8)]}[8th October 1989]

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The whole point of such a pilgrimage* is that it should not be rigid, nor travelled by coach-parties of tourists, but merely a guide-line for individuals (even if they do travel together) interested in pursuing a journey symbolic of the inner journey, and reflecting thereon. 

It would be a good idea to include as many as possible – indeed, all if possible – of Britain’s Cathedrals [sic] on the tour. The most important Cathedrals [sic] are Canterbury, York, St. David’s and Salisbury, for this journey.

*[See last 7 previous entries, [Redbook6:298-303][19891008:1124]{Britain the [...]land}[8th October 1989]ff, & esp last previous entry but two, [Redbook6:300-301][19891008:1124e]{Britain the [...]land [continued (5)]}[8th October 1989], & last previous entry]

**I’m not sure about all this....<891113>

[ie presumably this entry & the entries referred to in fn* above]

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