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Diary of Kit's journey through the French Pyrenees from Atlantic to Mediterranean
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- When did you last hitch a ride?
- Arriving in St Lizier
- A touch of local colour
- What happens to everyone on a Sunday?
- Esbints
- The view from the wifi hotspot
- Glad I got down early from the mountains
- Today's hotel room
- No shortage of white water in Seix
- Saturday evening's welcoming committee
- Another room with a view
- Roll with the dice
- Road or Gr10
- Lac de Bethmale
- Audressein - Relay Entre Deux Rivières
- Audressein - the first village I passed through on...
- St Lary where I'd planned to stop for Friday night
- Castillon
- Just another day
- Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible
- Another day on the road
- A helping hand
- A warm welcome and exceptional food in Burgalays
- A new location for Larkrise?
- Looking back at Luchon half an hour after leaving
- First impressions are often wrong.
- Ready for part 2?
- True French hospitality makes my day
- From my bedroom window in Luchon
- First sight of Luchon
- Slightly closer view of my bedroom on Sunday night
- Granges d'Astau
- No GR10 but made up for in other ways
- And once past the point of no return...
- ...or head on into the snow?
- Time to decide - retrace my steps across the grass...
- Into the mountains but not over the hill!
- One more river to cross
- Lac d'Oo - 1500m
- Up to 1300m and back to the GR10
- Evening - from my bedroom window
- Mont - the church is famous for it's external pain...
- This is what i've come for
- To pines - much easier on the feet
- From oak woods....
- This one was even more troublesome
- Nothing like making life difficult
- Today begins - the Vallée de Louron
- Arreau town hall
- And Another - notice the blue sky
- Another view of Arreau
- Tourist office at Arreau
- Arreau
- It's all about comfy chairs and reading matter!
- Sarrancolin
- Day 24 - the sequel
- Room at the top
- Heading south
- Over 200 miles and onto map 5
- Moulin des Baronnies
- Dinner with Annie and David
- The abbaie d'Escaladieu
- This was very cold!
- Sun & scenery combine to spectacular effect
- A 21 bed Gite d'etape all myself
- Un moment de repos
- Look, an Isard - bother, it's gone
- To be fair to Lourdes
- Fallen trees do make life difficult
- A day of two parts
- Starting to live off the land now
- A bit too much of this today
- My Studio in Bruges
- Day 18 Friday 14th MayBruges to St Pé de Bigorre 1...
- My sanctuary
- One bright spot in the rain!
- THis sign was quite welcome ...
- How many bank holidays are really necessary in May?
- A lesson in acceptance
- Decayed splendour
- Eaux Chaudes - "A preserved village"
- Water, water everywhere
- Vallée d'Ossau
- Day 15 Tuesday 11th MayBilheres to Laruns 8 miles ...
- Looking back
- I wonder what this is for!
- Almost at the top - still quite a bit of snow around
- Fast-running water all along the way today
- At the bottom of the road to Bilhères
- Les Fontaines d'Escot
- My little piece of the Tour de France
- Fontaines d'Escot
- Dinner by a roaring fire
- Kissing gate à la Béarnaise
- From country to castle
- My walking companions today.
- Please tell me what these are for
- My lovely Chambres d'hotes in Ordiarp
- Today's milestones
- The best laid plans...
- Today - the village curiosity
- What's been happening to my blogs?
- I'll take the low road
- The most useful sign I've come across.
- There's snow in them there hills
- St Jean Pied de Port
- Day 7 St Jean Pied de Port It's been a busy day t...
- Cheating? More like being adaptable.
- A tough day rescued by the kindness of strangers
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Wow really beautiful. I know what you mean about photos not doing it justice. I think the same thing whenever I look back at my Canada pictures - sometimes you just can't capture the enormity and feel of a place, especially mountains. I can sense the vastness...
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