Contributors

Alexandra Huddleston is a photographer, book artist, publisher and pilgrim. In the course of her career, she has lived for ten months in one of the manuscripts libraries of Timbuktu, Mali, and walked three of the world’s most important pilgrimages—in … Read More

Angelynn Meya is a Paris-based writer who practices international law and was drawn to her career by the desire to make a modest positive impact in the world. Impassioned by nature, history and cultural exchange, she was “called” to the … Read More

Massimo lives in Benevento, the ancient Samnite-Roman-Langobard town that used to be a key passage along Via Francigena Sud. From this privileged position, he can give big support to pilgrims on the whole route for any needs: information, cheap accommodation, … Read More

Heiko has had some 40 years of experience in foraging and though a Dutchman by birth, has been at home all over Europe including Germany, Ireland, England. For the last 10 years he has lived close to the Via Francigena pilgrim route in Italy, … Read More

I am a walking guide on several camino’s in Spain and in France.  I guide people who do not want to go alone. During the season March up to November you will often find me around Santiago de Compostela. In the … Read More

Sylvia Nilsen, well known in the Camino world for her ‘amaWalker blog’ and as ‘Sillydoll’ on the Camino forums, is a South African freelance writer who has been published in numerous local and international publications. She worked as a research … Read More

We are just a couple of ordinary people who were lucky enough to make an early escape from the world of business initially to an adopted home in France with our passions and energies still intact, but these days our … Read More