The last echo of pélerins before some months
Or how a Vito came at the end of the other one Vitaux
Dear friends,
The magnificent journey which we began one month ago came to an end on Tuesday, May 26th in Athens Clermont-Ferrand
Not necessary to say to you that Baptist and I are very disappointed, but it is necessary to console us because this accident would have been able to be graver. I owe my safety to my rucksack which paid off the shock.
Here is I shall not go more into the details of an accident for which I am responsible in spite of the fact that the speed of cars in Athens
I’m now immobilizing during 6 weeks before beginning any re-education.
By waiting, I would like to thank warmly all the persons who helped us to prepare this pilgrimage or who welcomed us during our progress.
They will recognize and I would simply like to quote their first name.
In France, my colleague Arlette, Françoise, Blanche and Chantal, Serge to Agen.
In Italy, Biancamaria from Ferentino, Elena from Ceprano, Mr Kouakou from Monte Cassino, the father Claudio and the community Franciscan of Santa Lucera, Rosa Maria and the Pere Asendro from Baia e Latina, Father Gerardo from Telese Terme, Alfredo from San Stephano, Vincenzo from Benevento, Rita in the Center The Pace, Domenico from Paduli, Virgilio, Antonnella and Gildas from Buonalbergo, Vincenzo, Carlo and Virgilio from Grecci, Marco from Foggia, the African refugies from Benin, Guinea, Ivory Coast and
Burkina Faso in Foggia, Raffaele and Maria Sabina from Trinitapoli, NFA from Trani, Vincenzo from Molfetta, Angela, Giovanni Baptista and Nicoletta from Bari.
In Greece
Thanks also in all those who followed us and encouraged during our trip.
We’ll make an appointment with you in some months.
See you soon on the blog, to make you share the continuation of our walking towards Jerusalem
Baptist and Alain
You will find our last photos taken in the Acropolis of Athens a little bit before the accident:
The Parthenon, the theater of Dionysos and the temple of Athéna
I would like to send here a small paternal cuckoo to Emmanuelle who created then fed the blog and to Jean-Baptist who cheered up my road and who took in hand my repatriation of Athens
Dad