Celebrating human spirit in a long walk

By B.c Lewis
Updated January 20 2015 - 2:24pm, first published 12:00am
 Cancer survivor Reverend Mel Macarthur of Wentworth Falls won't let a life threatening illness slow him down.
Cancer survivor Reverend Mel Macarthur of Wentworth Falls won't let a life threatening illness slow him down.
Making headlines in the Isle of Man.
Making headlines in the Isle of Man.
Mel Macarthur (centre) with wife Anne Lawrence and friend, Ian Curtois of Hazelbrook (left) nearing Navarette in Spain, one week into his walk of the Camino Santiago de Compostella.
Mel Macarthur (centre) with wife Anne Lawrence and friend, Ian Curtois of Hazelbrook (left) nearing Navarette in Spain, one week into his walk of the Camino Santiago de Compostella.

Wentworth Falls cancer survivor Mel Macarthur found a "magical" walking path in the United Kingdom a few years ago and would now like to share that journey with other cancer survivors.

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