No problem. I'd never heard of them before either, but I've been up in the Welsh mountains so many times I've seen those amazing views where the sky meets the earth quite a few times. I've been on many mountain walking holidays and horse riding holidays in both mid Wales and north Wales. I'm sure there are such views in most countries if people take the time to absorb them.
I too have watched the Pilgrimage but I have never heard of thin places before, but was very intrigued. You said you had experienced them. Would you mind explaining it a bit more to me ? If it is a private experience then I understand if you don’t respond.
I find those Pilgrimage series very moving and I always want to visit the churches and Buddhist retreats. I loved the idea of writing the names of loved ones on the stones and then returning them to the sea. The countryside was fabulous.
So glad I watched this programme because I thoroughly enjoyed it. Now looking forward to Wednesday when "Race Across the World" starts. Is anybody else going to watch it?
To be honest, I wonder why they are carrying them. There is a filming crew and transport involved so why struggle with all that additional weight? I realise it makes them look like authentic back packers but it's not necessary, especially up Snowdon! They only need to carry a drink. We know they are being driven some of the way (i.e. Anglesey) so the back packs are purely for effect.
Yes I wondered this too. They all seemed to have lots of different clothes which couldn't possibly be accommodated in those rucksacks!
I love it too, I watched Christine on another programme about female autism & that was brilliant too. The only person I knew beforehand was Michaela but that didn't matter. I meant to watch race across the world last time but I forgot so I will watch it this time
So glad I watched this programme because I thoroughly enjoyed it. Now looking forward to Wednesday when "Race Across the World" starts. Is anybody else going to watch it?
To be honest, I wonder why they are carrying them. There is a filming crew and transport involved so why struggle with all that additional weight? I realise it makes them look like authentic back packers but it's not necessary, especially up Snowdon! They only need to carry a drink. We know they are being driven some of the way (i.e. Anglesey) so the back packs are purely for effect.
Lovely programme, have watched the other series. Food for thought but doesn't actually shove religion down one's throat. Certainly couldn't go on a pilgrimage myself - the weight of those backpacks!
I missed this but have been a fan since the very first one. Intending to watch on catch-up so thanks for the reminder. Only complaint is that a rarely know the so called 'celebrities' but find that in the end it probably doesn't matter.
We should have far more faith based programmes like this I think.
I am also enjoying it immensely, probably because I am familiar with the area but am unable to visit any more. It is wonderful to see the beautiful views and I love the idea of a 'thin space', something I have experienced many times but never had a name for.
I am really enjoying these programmes. The scenery is so beautiful and the conversations among the pilgrims are so interesting.Very thought- provoking.
Just to say that if you are a fan of BBC2's Pilgrimage programmes there is new one being shown in March. It is taking place in Wales and I am really looking forward to watching it