Arrive at the Lambs Inn, Hindon, in the afternoon. Check in, then rest or explore the village of Hindon. At the fringes of the village are old coaching roads and an abandoned village. You can even walk to the Great Ridge, site of an ancient Roman road. After dinner at the Lamb's Pub, we will convene for introductions and cover Stage One of the Path.

We take it easy today in order to adjust to the time zone. After a leisurely full English breakfast, we take the local bus that runs through the village to the nearby city of Salisbury, where there is much to see: the incredible Salisbury Cathedral, the Magna Carta, the Close, St. Thomas's Church, and Old Sarum, as well as shops and cafes. Stonehenge is a short taxi ride away. Back at the Inn after dinner, we assign temporary Silases and spend time in personal preparation for Stage Three.

After another full English breakfast, a transfer service carries us to the start-point for the trail. Our walk today is 9.5 miles long. We walk in pairs, following the trail through charming hamlets, past old manor houses and thatched cottages, while sharing with our temporary Silas the Course and Consequences of our attempts to live apart from God. Conversation continues at the ruins of Old Wardour Castle, which was built in the 14th century and partially destroyed during the English Civil War. After dinner at a nearby pub, the transfer service picks us up and takes us to the Grosvenor Arms in Shaftsbury, where our luggage is waiting.

This is a day devoted to cultivating the Daily Disciplines of prayer, study, and self-examination. After breakfast, a transfer service takes us to the start of today's walk, a 8.5 mile path through the beautiful Dorset countryside and the villages of Compton Abbas, Ashmore, and Tollard Royal. At the top of Melbury Beacon, we pause to journal while enjoying the same 360-degree views that inspired English author Thomas Hardy, Back at the inn, we gather after dinner to share what we have learned.

Today we intentionally practice collaborative decision-making. Over another massive full English breakfast, we each identify a life decision we need to make. Then, over the course of an 8.5 mile walk through the heart of Wessex, we discuss those decisions with our brothers. There are great views, rolling hills, and two castles on this trail. We stop for lunch in the old market town of Sherborne, decide which castle we are going to visit, and take time to pray at Sherborne Abbey, a former Saxon cathedral founded by St Aldhelm in AD 705. A short walk takes us to our next inn, where our luggage is waiting for us. In the evening, we have follow-up conversations at the pub.

This is a day to contemplate amends. The trail, which begins at the door of the inn, wanders across the Somerset countryside and through the villages of Sutton Montis and South Cadbury, whose churches date from the 13th century. Atop the much older hill fort of Cadbury, possible site of King Arthur’s Camelot, we take time to remember those we have harmed in the past and to consider appropriate amends. This walk is 8.5 miles long.

Departure Day. At breakfast we share the ways we have resolved to be of service to others rather than ourselves. Then we take our luggage and our memories to Sherborne station, where we catch the train back to London (or on to Oxford, for those who wish to extend their stay).