Between the Chalk and the Sea

An exploration of England’s historic pilgrimage route, the Old Way, takes travel writer Gail Simmons on a 250-mile journey through iconic landscapes and centuries of history. As she walks this ancient path from Southampton to Canterbury, she uncovers the deep cultural and natural heritage intertwined with the route, offering insights into the meaning of slow travel and pilgrimage today. Through her experiences, she reflects on the enduring significance of walking as a way to connect with our past and reimagine our relationship with heritage and landscape.