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From Hungary to Santiago de Compostella

In the summer of 2003, five young people from Hungary set out to walk the 500 mile trek that is known as the Camino de Santiago de Compostela.

WRITTEN BY ISTVAN LENGYEL

This is an extract from his personal account of the journey which records both the outer and inner experiences of the group and the other pilgrims they met on the way.

FOLLOW THEIR ROUTE FROM HUNGARY

Part One: Underpants & Shampoo - Budapest to Ljubljana.

Part Two: Meeting Angels & The Madonna - Through Italy to France.

Part Three: Wild Dogs & Camino Barbie - Roncesvalles to Logroño.

Part Four: Free Pizzas & The Coke Witch - Logroño to Villafranca.

Part Five: From Dust to Marble - Santiago de Compostela.

You can find more information about pilgrimage in all its forms on the new REEP Pilgrimage Pages.

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Teacher notes: A list of the themes evoked in each episode.

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Credits: The people behind this story.

© copyright Culham Institute / REEP March 2004.