by Susan Jagannath | Apr 10, 2023 | Faith, Travel, Walks
This is an updated post from a long time ago. Pushing it up again, as it’s Easter, and some people are practical like me, and also like to see the real physical places where our faith stories began and remain. Finding the Way When I knew that I was visiting...
by Susan Jagannath | Feb 14, 2023 | Bestsellers, Books, Himalayan Challenge, Himalayas, Singalilla Trek, Sticky, Travel, trekking, Walking, Walks, Women
Transcipt Summary You fulfil it by taking the first step – by walking! Chasing Himalayan Dreams takes you off to a part of the Himalayas that you might not be familiar with, a ridge overseeing a mountain called Kanchenjunga.It had been a dream of mine for 40...
by Susan Jagannath | Dec 31, 2022 | Adventures, Camino, Spain, Sticky, Travel, Walking, Walks
Scraping in through the Door of Mercy What is the Door of Mercy? The Door of Mercy is a door to the Catedral de Santiago de Compostela that is only open in a Holy Year. In Santiago, a Holy year is when the Saint’s Feast day, July 25th, falls on a Sunday. That...
by Susan Jagannath | Jul 26, 2022 | Bestsellers, Books, Camino, Places, Self-publishing, Spain, Sticky, Travel, Walks, Writing
It’s LIVE – The sixth edition of my very first book! Amazon managed to squeeze in my Camino book update at the last minute of the feast day… My book is updated to 2022. Usually, I dont have much trouble updating the book. In fact in the run up...
by Susan Jagannath | Nov 3, 2021 | Adventures, Bestsellers, Himalayan Challenge, Self-publishing, Singalilla Trek, Sticky, Walks
If it’s November, it has to be Divali, unless of course Divali came earlier and arrived in October. But this year it’s in November, soon after Halloween. I have to confess, I prefer the light of Divali over the darkness of Halloween. Divali is the Festival...
by Susan Jagannath | Oct 12, 2021 | Adventures, Sticky, Walking, Walks, Writing
What do you do when you can’t really do any through-hikes? Or when summer is coming in too fast, and spring is an all too brief a moment? And you realise that it is October and you haven’t hiked or travelled for a whole year. No point crying – what I...
