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Michael and Mary line (almost) 3

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Distance
60.58 mi
Elevation gain
1,043 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
1,240 ft
Max elevation
305 ft
TrailRank 
29
Min elevation
27 ft
Trail type
One Way
Moving time
one hour 40 minutes
Time
5 hours 13 minutes
Coordinates
5365
Uploaded
June 28, 2019
Recorded
June 2019
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near Letchworth Garden City, England (United Kingdom)

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Itinerary description

Today’s stage went from Letchworth to Bury St Edmunds. First back to Ickleford from Letchworth, then on to Baldock, before heading towards Bury.

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PictographReligious site Altitude 187 ft
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Michael and Mary line

Today’s journey begins at Ickleford, outside of Letchworth, where the Ickneild way used to cross the river Hiz. The Michael energy line runs through the church of St Katharine, bedecked with gargoyles and featuring inside a Green Man corbel which we found, after a long search, by dowsing

PictographReligious site Altitude 203 ft
Photo ofMichael and Mary line Photo ofMichael and Mary line Photo ofMichael and Mary line

Michael and Mary line

Baldock is on the meeting point of three roads. The Church of St Mary was built by the Knights Templar, in a spot appropriate for their mission to protect pilgrims. The Michael line runs through the corner of the George pub and into the church,

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  • KayCaldwell Jun 29, 2019

    From Baldock we took the A505 to Bury St Edmunds, passing between the Michael and Mary Lines. Each line passes through villages, but we are restricting this pilgrimage to the most significant centres and nodes on the lines.

    NB Royston, with it superb cave, is on this route not far from Baldock, but the cave is only open at the weekend, so we will visit it on the return journey on Sunday.

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