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The most typical feature in the design of Celtic crosses is the circle connecting the horizontal and vertical bars. This is sometimes interpreted as a symbol of the sun; in this sense, Celtic crosses are sometimes also called sun crosses. I found the following meditative reflection on this topic while working as a chaplain in the Protestant deanery of Nassauer Land: "The sun cross is a special symbol of Celtic Christianity. It can become a symbol of spirituality. + What you can practice – the horizontal arm of the cross. Your conscious rituals, prayers, quiet moments. The attention you give to the sacred. + What happens to you – the vertical arm of the cross. Experiences that touch and transform you. Moments in which you sense something greater than yourself. + What gives you interpretation – the circle that encloses both. Words, stories, and traditions that help you understand and share these experiences. Spirituality connects you to sources of strength that reach deeper than what you can see. For me as a Christian, spirituality is a word for encountering the God who revealed himself in Jesus."

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Lovely quiet roads for riding away from the traffic

Great little Pub in town but no shop

Little Village with ver nice little corner and pretty houses. Good starting - and finishing point for a ride.

Beautiful village pub with outdoor seating at the front and a beer garden at the back. The pub itself is super friendly - carpet, nice staff, fire... nothing more needed. Also Thursley is a very pretty little village with many pictures houses and corners.

great gravel path. In my opinion an unexperienced cyclist could struggle a bit due to the sandy bits, i.e. my mum. In general super quite and great fund. I did it with a road bike - possible but not as much fun as with a gravel bike. In general, do not go on your road bike.

Great path with even greater off-roading possibilities to each side. Path is possible to ride with road bike if you are not to fussy about the tires and wheels; I would recommend a gravel bike or at least a bit bigger tires.

Good alternative to the main route but still a relatively easy walk.