Day 31: Heading North
A short post today as there is no Wifi in our gîte. Which is too bad as very interesting things… The rest of the story »Day 31: Heading North
A short post today as there is no Wifi in our gîte. Which is too bad as very interesting things… The rest of the story »Day 31: Heading North
Q & A Section We had several good questions of general interest (sorry, Tom, not yours) so figured we’d cover… The rest of the story »Day 30: At Home
The Gite Restuaration Rapide Arret et Aller is located on the outskirts of the village of Argagnon and is run… The rest of the story »Day 29: A Most Unique Gîte
Today, we’ll start with the Q & A Section From Sue B.: “What do the route markers look like or… The rest of the story »Day 28: Getting There
Many of the places we stay at are small, family businesses. Sometimes run by a couple, sometimes just a single… The rest of the story »Day 27: The Family Business
And I would walk 500 milesAnd I would walk 500 moreJust to be the man who walks a thousand milesTo… The rest of the story »Day 26: 1000
In the wee hours of the morning we were woken by thunder. For half an hour we listened to the… The rest of the story »Day 25: A Bit of Wild Life
Today was just as hot as yesterday—in the 80s. Fortunately our trek was only about two thirds as long as… The rest of the story »Day 24: A Petite Pause
Our area of southern France is experiencing a minor heatwave. Our walk today was long with temperatures in the 80s,… The rest of the story »Day 23: Hot and Long
I mentioned in yesterday’s post that the name of our city tonight was worth saving. Before you go any further,… The rest of the story »Day 22: Dirty Names?