For over 40 years John Henderson has lived in Melrose, the start of St Cuthbert’s Way. In 2000 he designed and developed the first website for that Way, which led him into further long distance route development and website promotion. In 2015 he set up a walking business to support long distance walkers with a range of services. This has supported walkers from many countries, often with a strong focus on walking pilgrimage trails.In 2012 John became one of the early members of the Scottish Pilgrim Routes Forum and when it became a Scottish Charity in 2014 he became a Trustee and its Treasurer. He has been heavily involved in the charities work of developing and re-establishing medieval pilgrimage routes in several areas of Scotland. This has included being an adviser and steering group member of the Forth to Farne Way.Jacquetta Megarry is a professional author who in 2000 turned publisher to create a series of guidebooks that are usable outdoors in real weather. The format, Rucksack Readers, now has over 40 titles of which she has written or co-authored more than half.  She walked the Forth to Farne Way in late summer 2020 and was so taken with its coastal scenery that returned to rewalk parts of it several times.

For over 40 years John Henderson has lived in Melrose, the start of St Cuthbert’s Way. In 2000 he designed and developed the first website for that Way, which led him into further long distance route development and website promotion. In 2015 he set up a walking business to support long distance walkers with a range of services. This has supported walkers from many countries, often with a strong focus on walking pilgrimage trails.In 2012 John became one of the early members of the Scottish Pilgrim Routes Forum and when it became a Scottish Charity in 2014 he became a Trustee and its Treasurer. He has been heavily involved in the charities work of developing and re-establishing medieval pilgrimage routes in several areas of Scotland. This has included being an adviser and steering group member of the Forth to Farne Way.Jacquetta Megarry is a professional author who in 2000 turned publisher to create a series of guidebooks that are usable outdoors in real weather. The format, Rucksack Readers, now has over 40 titles of which she has written or co-authored more than half.  She walked the Forth to Farne Way in late summer 2020 and was so taken with its coastal scenery that returned to rewalk parts of it several times.

For over 40 years John Henderson has lived in Melrose, the start of St Cuthbert’s Way. In 2000 he designed and developed the first website for that Way, which led him into further long distance route development and website promotion. In 2015 he set up a walking business to support long distance walkers with a range of services. This has supported walkers from many countries, often with a strong focus on walking pilgrimage trails.In 2012 John became one of the early members of the Scottish Pilgrim Routes Forum and when it became a Scottish Charity in 2014 he became a Trustee and its Treasurer. He has been heavily involved in the charities work of developing and re-establishing medieval pilgrimage routes in several areas of Scotland. This has included being an adviser and steering group member of the Forth to Farne Way.Jacquetta Megarry is a professional author who in 2000 turned publisher to create a series of guidebooks that are usable outdoors in real weather. The format, Rucksack Readers, now has over 40 titles of which she has written or co-authored more than half.  She walked the Forth to Farne Way in late summer 2020 and was so taken with its coastal scenery that returned to rewalk parts of it several times.