I’ve been following this Frenchman for eight days. Any idea what I am always thinking? Grab the baguette and run for it! He starts each day with a fresh baguette and ends each day with no baguette.
The third of three guides in French. “Miam Miam Dodo” (Yum, Yum, Good Night) is a great resource for accommodations, maps with The Way marked, and services (ATM, train or bus stations, food stores, pharmacies, post offices, food markets, boulangeies, (bread bakeries), charcuterie (butchers).
Regretfully I don’t read French; but, I smile a lot.
“Pilgrim Guides to the roads through France to Santiago de Compostela,” “I. Arles to Toulouse ” and “II. Toulouse to Puente la Reina.” Two of three guides carried. Though written in English, many terms, descriptions, and details are French.
Pretties…
Grazing.
Shelter on The Way a’la forest service.
The “top floor” of one of countless climbs.
Beginning the day.
Lake. My non-waterproof trail running shoes have now taken in water.
Tall. Powerful.
Linda Scandore 