
After a brisk climb and a more leisurely descent down the other side we all arrived at Dryburgh Abbey safe and sound although with a few sore ankles and tricky knees. The Bishop of Edinburgh led his flock on a small pilgrimage along the first wee bit of St Cuthbert's Way - the section joining Melrose Abbey and Dryburgh Abbey.
The weather held - just. An especially good time was had by the four dogs.
Our small collection of parishioners from St James the Less and St Mungo's - all of whom made it to their destinations. It was the first time, in recent memory, that the Diocese has put on a jaunt like this. Folk seemed interested in doing it agaiin. 
On Finitude and the Problem of Evil: Part 1, The Happiness of Sisyphus
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Albert Camus famously opens his book *The Myth of Sisyphus* with these
lines:
There is but one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide. ...
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