It is that time of year when you have to start your planning, if you want to go on the Chartres Pilgrimage.
Yes, of course you want to: to read my gripping account of the last time I went, try here here here, here and here. How could you resist?
The pilgrimage always takes place over Pentecost weekend. This year that means leaving London on Friday 6th June, walking on Saturday, Sunday and Monday (7th, 8th and 9th) and returning to London on Tuesday 10th June. That's why you need to start planning now: book those dates in your diary, find baby-sitters, pet-sitters, book time off work, and so on.
It is a truly wonderful experience - and you will have the added bonus of meeting me in the flesh. What further inducement do you need?
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