Made out of wood and with a wheel at the bottom, Hamon has carried the cross throughout Britain and to remote parts of the world including Bangladesh, Nepal, India and Sri Lanka. Over the last 26 years he has travelled over 5,000 miles.
"It started in a small way, Land's End to Plymouth," says Hamon. "A few months later, Plymouth to London and then round Ireland… and then eventually London to Berlin, then Berlin to Moscow and Berlin to Paris and Slovakia and Hungary," says Hamon.
As a Christian, Hamon first started walking with the cross after a close friend lost his faith.
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"It started in a small way, Land's End to Plymouth," says Hamon. "A few months later, Plymouth to London and then round Ireland… and then eventually London to Berlin, then Berlin to Moscow and Berlin to Paris and Slovakia and Hungary," says Hamon.
As a Christian, Hamon first started walking with the cross after a close friend lost his faith.
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