Hotel B&B Agen
rue Lespinasse, ZAC d'Agen Sud Agen, Aquitaine, 47000, France
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... of wij hier de tent mogen opzetten. Ze is alleraardigst als ze ook hoort dat wij naar Santiago gaan. We mogen de tenten achter haar huis/kasteel opzetten en de wc en douches van het vakantiehuis gebruiken. Betalen mogen we niets. We staan nu helemaal alleen onder een paar grote bomen. Wat een verschil met dat campingdorp. Morgen wordt het 40+ graden. We spreken af om 5 uur op te staan. Vandaag 65 km en 690 hoogtemeters.
Joop
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Scoping out retirement options in Provence
... in vein not to recall the movie which claimed lavender is used in Provence to keep out the scorpions…
First stop in Provence was L'isle sur-la-sorgue, also known as 'Little Venice' due to the centre of town sitting within the branches of the river. The main village was a 15min drive from our digs, and was where we proceeded to gorge ourselves on Vaucluse wines and produce for the next few days. Tempting you riverside and then ...
15.etappe 23km totalt 388km Lauzerte En fin dag
Nydelig etappe med godt underlag for beina.
Varmen var heller ikke paatrengende.
I dag hadda vi flere fine opplevelser langs veien. Motte interessante mennekser og spiste to overdaadige maaltider.
Vi er noyaktig halveis paa turen. Saa no kan man si at nedteelingen i dager og kilometer er i gang. Men fortsatt en lang vei og mange dager for vi kan klatre over Pyreneene.
Snakkes ...
First disappointment
... old ruin of a castle with the drawbridge and port-culis still intact.
Juliet learned to make use of the vegetation when she needed a snake's hiss, although she came to grief when she squatted down among some nettles. She told me French people have no compunction about micturating in the open. She found it rather disgusting in the city when night club patrons turned the streets into a sea of urine. Never worried me though!
Around 6pm, we ...
Not visiting Agen again!
Saturday 07.05.2011 - we left Pamploma with the threat of rain hanging over our heads - literally! We decided to suit up just in case. After about 45 minutes we rode into sunshine and de-suited. Start again and after 5 minutes - rain again! Suit up (again) and continue up and over the Pyrenees for the 4th and last time.
We noticed plenty of walkers on the road, each with two walking poles and carrying a bag pack.
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