Logis Les Comtes De Pardiac
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First days walk for the children
... them they must eat it all which they promised to do. The starters was macaroni and mince which no one could finish and at the end they decided they could share tomorrow. That night our blistering pace was showing a little as Harriet had many blisters and Imy had very sore little toes which were bending under her foot. Andreas feet also had many blisters and poor Jeanne had an awful toothache. I think we will be visiting a farmacia tomorrow for more ...
Lourdes
... the candlelight procession. Tired, but happy we stumbled into bed.
The next morning was all about the flesh and not the spirit. We lay in bed and went to breakfast later in the morning and then went out to visit both the Castle Fort or Chateu and the Finucula. The fort has been on its present site since the Romans first occupied Gaul and the Finucula is the oldest? In France. We travelled around by La Petit Train. Enjoy the ...
1st Day on the Bike
... are lush green; many of the hillsides are covered with trees. Others are grassland where sheep and cattle graze. The animals must roam a broad area because they generally wear cowbells around their necks. You can hear those bells clanging from across the valley.
After the ride and a shower we had cocktails and dinner at LeMargret restaurant. The setting was really nice with our group on a second story open-air deck. In ...
Walking around Lourdes
Beautiful place to shake out the jet lag. Walked unto the castle on the hill and over to the famous cathedral. The scene at the cathedral is amazing. Thousands of people attending services, collecting the water to take home, etc. Weather was overcast but perfect temperatures ...
Fresh Air and Faith
... camera was! I had missed the parade but a wander to the top of the hotel revealed a great view over the town and a peaceful respite.
I did go for a walk in the morning however down to the cathedral. To get there you have to walk the gauntlet of a street lined with souveneir shops. Much of it is tacky - my personal favourite reminder of the revered St Bernadette was a back scratcher! The walk took me to ...