Etap Hotel Auch
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First days walk for the children
... walkers. Ana was always at the front and had to stop and wait for us many times. Our albergue was large and very municipal and probably the worst we had stayed at so far. We went out to have a pilgrims meal in the restaurant Cedric eat at on his way to collect the children which is modern and has a wonderful view over the lake. We told the children the pilgrims meals were too large to eat and they could share one but this was falling on deaf ears. We ...
A Hidden Treasure
... La Romieu itself is a 12th century fortified medieval village with a 14th century collegiate church, cloisters and towers which are visible from the camp site only a short walk away from the village. You can hear the bells ringing too. It is also known mysteriously as the 'Cite des Chats' but I have yet to find out why, some legend about a girl who saved the city with her cats? There are many others ...
Day 10: Millau to Aubiet
... as the road climbed steadily the air became very misty and then we found ourselves in thick fog which made driving a bit more of a challenge. Visibility was down to not very much and we had to slow down to about 60kph for some distance. The temperature dropped to 11 degrees, so we had our picnic lunch of filled baguettes and pain au chocolat in the car at a layby in the village of Lauras.
The fog eventually cleared as the road ...
Road Trip through Southwestern France
... 4 course gourmet home cooked regional specialties. First course, “original recipe” Chicken broth with ginger and lumps of duck liver. Second, foie gras with orange marmalade – nice combination, although I’m not sure I really like foie gras. It’s pure, uncooked, duck liver which has been force fed grain to make it a really fat liver. Didn’t realise it was uncooked until we learnt all about it that night. Main course, duck confit ...
Travelling South
... shut. Mind you, I don't blame them in this weather and we're a little bit too early for the main tourist season.
Inside the church we find that Larressingle is also on the pilgrim route as there is a table where you can stamp your pilgrim's passport. Our passports are in our packs back in the car, so instead we pay 50 centimes for a booklet in English giving the history of Larressingle and stamp ...
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