I am in Provence near Mt. Ventoux. I remember the poet Petrarca walking on Mt. Ventoux and carrying with him a volume of St. Augustine’s CONFESSIONS, transcribed by hand, and reading it… on Mt. Ventoux… It’s my meditation in honor of Petrarca.
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