Le Relais d'Ossau
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Les Étoiles de Pau sont trés beau
... br> Dr Relav invited me to stay with his family at another hotel, but I politely declined since I did not want to be in their way. This was very stupid of me, and I realized this when we pulled into the hotel/restaurant that resembled Hogwarts. The receptionist was very nice (even when I wasn't staying overnight but just for dinner) and Dr Relav's family and friends welcomed me with open arms. One of them is an Olympic Gold Medalist competing in the CCI** and CCI****, ...
Cushings Disease a le Casino? Mais oui.
... 3) is inflamed and rotates in the hoof, therefore creating sever pain in horses (sometimes to a point where no pressure is tolerated, and thus walking becomes painful). Symptoms of Cushings Disease is rough coat (unable to shed winter coat), abnormal fat deposits, and low insulin amounts.
Overall, the lecture at Pau was a success and I anticipated my return... which would be on saturday for Les Etoiles de Pau (CCI****)
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Bonnie and Clyde -simples!
... are so many about. The amount of berries this year is a bit worrying; are we in for another hard winter? We have already had one sprinkling of snow on the upper slopes and they plan to open the resort on 24th November. Stefan has added another layer of insulation to the roof and installed a bargain wood burner insert for 300€ - insert 150€ and the fittings a further 150€. He collected it on his way back from a week working in the Alps ...
Blister day - Pamplona to Puente la reina
... Irish phrases along the way.
Final hill today was knee to chin .... our finest posture yet!
Weather remains sunny and dry which hopefully will remain so waterproofs yet to be christened.
Apologies if this reads as a postcard but our brains are not quite functioning at the end of these long days but hopefully our entries will become ...
The Pyrenees
... the city and is now The Pyrenean Museum. You get a good view of Lourdes and the famous Cathedral and Grotto from its ramparts.
Tuesday we popped into the next village at Argeles-Gazost as it was market day. Having found a parking space we walked into the town centre to browse amongst the many stalls. We came home with a piping hot chicken and a fresh pain (Bread). I must say that it was one of the best tasting chickens that we have had and ...