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The Via Francigena Canterbury to Rome - Part 2: The Great St Bernard Pass to Rome C.S. Lewis or from where the feetThis comprehensive guidebook covers the second half of the Via Francigena a 1900km pilgrim route that crosses Europe from Canterbury to Rome. From the halfway point at the Great St Bernard Pass in the Alps, this book splits the second half of the pilgrimage into five sections (with further start points in Vercelli, Passo della Cisa, Lucca and Siena) and concludes by arriving at St Peter's Square in Rome. All five start points are places where pilgrims