A spontaneous choir from three Nordic countries singing in Trondheim Cathedral in 2017. Nidaros Cathedral is the resting place of St. Olav and final destination of pilgrims along the various St. Olav Ways including St. Olav Waterway. 
The choir sing the ancient Celtic pilgrim blessing “May the road rise to meet you”, “Tulkoon tie sinua vastaan”, in Swedish, “Må din väg gå dig till mötes”.

A spontaneous choir from three Nordic countries singing in Trondheim Cathedral in 2017. Nidaros Cathedral is the resting place of St. Olav and final destination of pilgrims along the various St. Olav Ways including St. Olav Waterway. The choir sing the ancient Celtic pilgrim blessing “May the road rise to meet you”, “Tulkoon tie sinua vastaan”, in Swedish, “Må din väg gå dig till mötes”.

Må Din Väg

St Olav Waterway / Pyhän Olavin merireitti is a pilgrim’s path from Turku, through the Finnish archipelago and Åland and across the sea to Sweden. Our trail opened with an official ceremony 24.5.2019, this is found on our YouTube channel. In Sweden you can continue the whole way to Trondheim in Norway on existing St. Olav Ways.
This podcast includes interviews, sounds and music. Music and sounds can be found on the playlist and played whilst walking some of the more trafficked parts of the trail. St. Olav Waterway is part of St. Olav Ways, pilgrim paths to Trondheim, an official cultural route of the Council of Europe
Photos: James Simpson, with additional images by Leanne Downs and Stefan Bremer, Jouni Lappi.

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St Olav Waterway / Pyhän Olavin merireitti is a pilgrim’s path from Turku, through the Finnish archipelago and Åland and across the sea to Sweden. Our trail opened with an official ceremony 24.5.2019, this is found on our YouTube channel. In Sweden you can continue the whole way to Trondheim in Norway on existing St. Olav Ways. This podcast includes interviews, sounds and music. Music and sounds can be found on the playlist and played whilst walking some of the more trafficked parts of the trail. St. Olav Waterway is part of St. Olav Ways, pilgrim paths to Trondheim, an official cultural route of the Council of Europe Photos: James Simpson, with additional images by Leanne Downs and Stefan Bremer, Jouni Lappi.

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