Like books, long-distance treks sometimes save the best for last. There were countless highlights (and some lows) during our 260-mile journey that began in Tuscany, but the finish at St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City moved Sue and me. Like reading a great book, we didn’t want the month-long trek to end. The Way of St. Francis is one of four adventures that make up my second book, due out soon. If you want to be among the first to hear when it is published, send me a note through “contact” on my website, regspittle.com.
Books and my backpack 
Reg:
When I give talks about the Camino, I always mention that Santiago was one the “big three” pilgrimages back in the Middle Ages. I envy you having done two of the three. I have visited all three, but only Santiago via a pilgrimage. Good luck with your new book!
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Thanks so much. We loved the Way of St. Francis…my wife posted photos on our blog: carryoncouple.com
I would love to hear what you think of my Camino book.
Best wishes, Reg
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You look far too clean and fresh to have walked all that way!! 🙂 I certainly didn’t look half as good when I arrived at St Peter’s on the Via Francigena!
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Ha! Looks can be deceiving, eh? We were exhausted but so excited to have finished. Congratulations on the Via Francigena!
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Yes, please! We definitely would like to know when the book is available! We’ve missed your voice!
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i have been. brought back memories
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Did you do the trek?
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no i did’nt. i am not much of a trekker. have been having knee joint problems
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Sorry to hear about your knee problems. If you want to see some of my wife’s photos from the St. Francis trek, there is a short video show on my website.
Hope your knee(s) Improve…
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TQ Reg
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