El Ciervo
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Parc Nacional Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Mauric
Nous reprenons la route pour passer d'un extrême à l'autre: de la Méditérannée et ses petits villages côtiers de maisons blanches, nous nous dirigeons vers les hautes Pyrénées et le village alpin d'Espot. Les différentes routes que nous empruntons, beaucoup étant des routes panoramiques et tortueuses, nous donnent des vues incroyables sur les montagnes et les vallées.
Ce village est très joli et se trouve à être la porte d'entrée du ...
Back to Aneto!
... to El portillon Superior. The challenge with this part of the climb is that there are a thousand trails up and a lot of them don't go anywhere. In 2h30m we reached the portillon (gateway), a trip that took us 5h on our last attempt. From here we finally viewed our goal, the summit of Aneto. We could see the rest of our route laid out before us. It looked like about an hour of easy snow and boulders followed by the big glacier traverse on ...
Pyrenees
... goats, sheep and many bike riders, yes push bike riders – impressive! On the down hill parts the bike riders were keeping up with us, and at times it felt like they were pulling away from me. It was great to see so many riders on the road and they had the right of way; which was great. We picked up some sandwiches and pastries in a small village then continued to our next Col. We had picked one of the stages for the Tour de France which was cool as we saw heaps ...
Travel Day - to Paris on the TGV
... She arrived on Thursday and spent most of her time at the Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay while I was in the Pyrenees. We're staying at the Hotel du Louvre. Despite the fact that it's 9:00 p.m., the restaurants are crowded and several have more than an hour wait. After inquiring at several we resign ourselves to an hour wait and a 10:30 dinner. It's Paris, after all. .
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Last Day on the Bike!
... then a light but steady rain begins to fall - the first poor weather we've seen all week. I really don't like riding in the rain - in north Texas, one rarely needs to. But we pedal on to the cathedral and cloisters at Saint Bertrand de Comminges. The church, which dates to the the 12th century, sits at the top of a hill and looks a bit like a fortress (which are common in the region - see the ...
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