Walking Home

In "Walking Home," Simon Armitage embarks on a remarkable journey along the 256-mile Pennine Way, traveling from north to south towards his Yorkshire birthplace. As a 'modern troubadour' with no money, he enriches his trek with poetry readings in various local venues, engaging with diverse audiences amidst the sounds of nature. This narrative captures the beauty and ruggedness of Britain's interior, highlighting both the challenges of the journey and the warmth of the communities he encounters along the way. Blending nature writing with human connection, Armitage offers a contemplative and heartfelt exploration of his extraordinary adventure.