Husa Urogallo
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Parc Nacional Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Mauric
... Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici. Nous partons tôt le matin pour explorer le secteur de l'Estany Sant Maurici. C'est vraiment splendide! Un lac au milieu d'une vallée, le tout entouré de pics acérés d'environ 3 000 mètres d'altitude. La boucle de 4-5 heures que nous avons fait permet d'apprécier la grande majorité de cette vallée. Dommage que nous n'ayions pas eu plus de temps parce que ce parc mérite vraiment de s'y attarder un peu ...
Back to Aneto!
... upon entering heaven, everyone has to cross a bridge as narrow as the blade of a scimitar before they can be with God. Apt. The pass was easy as climbing goes but the drop on both sides was severe: straight down for several hundred meters then sweeping down into the valley kilometers below. Laura stayed behind, not for her lack of skill but for her propensity to panic.
And so there I was, alone on the summit of the highest ...
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
We spent the day traveling. We boarded the van at the hotel for a 1.5 hour drive to catch the TGV to Paris. I hadn't appreciated the distance until today - it's more than 500 miles. The guides are really herding the cats today - getting everyone and their stuff on to the van and then the train and finally at the station in Paris for a bus ride over to the hotel. One of ...
Last Day on the Bike!
... Lourdes in a previous entry).
It's a beautiful place. Unfortunately no pictures because as we arrive, the light rain has become a steady drizzle (a quick search on google will get you pics and a short history). The cloister includes a handful cafes where we have lunch. Lunch is another of experiences that seem too common in France - the cafe staff couldn't have cared less that we were ...
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