Canterbury Cathedral

On July 2, I woke up very early to catch a train from London to Canterbury. It was surprisingly easy to do and the train ride was quite comfortable.
Once there, I walked across a small pedestrian bridge to the ring wall and caught a first glimpse of the spires of Canterbury Cathedral. I was following the footsteps of Chaucer’s pilgrims 600 years later.

Here are some pictures to give you a sense of what I saw. And I promise to write more later.

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About forstegrupp

Currently I am an English teacher at an independent school outside of Philadelphia. To arrive at this way point, I spent many years in graduate school researching, reading, learning, and studying and finally earned a doctorate in comparative literature from Harvard University. I specialized in medieval orality and literacy. My private interests include baking, knitting, spinning, and gardening.
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