Great St Bernard Pass – 2,473km

We made it! 57 days from Canterbury to the Great St Bernard Pass, halfway to Rome. The Great St Bernard Hospice and Hotel, where we are staying, has been providing hospitality for 1100 years, open all year around even when there are 30 meters of snow on the ground. We are elated.

15 thoughts on “Great St Bernard Pass – 2,473km

  1. Incredible. What an achievement. Have loved reading your blogs. I imagine you haven’t had a great deal of time or energy to write that much about your exploits. I, for one, would love to hear more of your adventures, warts (or should I say blisters?!) and all.

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  2. Woohhoo! Congratulations!! You must feel like a a million bucks, which hopefully makes up for the million aches and pains. That is a remarkable achievement in body AND spirit. We have loved reading about your journey every step of the way, and feel as if we are walking alongside with you. I’m so glad you embarked on this journey, and feel privileged to be able to hear about your experience – thank you for sharing it!

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  3. Congratulations!!! An amazing achievement. I hope this leg of the trip has been everything you were hoping for and more. Assume you will be returning to DC shortly. Can’t wait to catch up in person. Big hugs!

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  4. Congratulations! Half done. Half to go.
    Now you know what it’s all about . You understand the size of the challenge and you were both up to it.
    That is an amazing experience we all shared vicariously ,thanks to your informative and stimulating blogs and the beautiful pictures of the places visited and the intrepid team of two.

    Welcome home and welcome back
    Look forward to completing the journey.

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  5. SOOOOO AWESOME! Your expressions in this morning’s selfie really say it all – as does the vista photo. GEEZ. It all makes me want to cry tears of happiness for you and your accomplishments and adventures together these past 57 days. BUT, as your expressions reveal, this is clearly so much more than just the past 2 months – it’s really about the past 40+ years! That you all have successfully made it to the halfway point of the Via, after 8 weeks and mostly just the company of each other, and that you still hold onto each other so lovingly in your morning selfies – THAT is especially awesome. Hope to see you in DC when I’m there in August! XOXOX

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