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Chemin Saint-Guilhem or Stevenson?
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[QUOTE="JMig, post: 1239646, member: 115088"] Thank you very much. Yes I am aware of the flood damage and it seems to me that the diversion will still be in place between Col de Sant Pierre and Sant Jean du Gard. Details of temporary diversions will be published on Cicerone's website. I agree with you that the maps are not much of use in Cicerone books and more info would be useful on facilities. Now the good news is that Cicerone is working on a new system to target exactly this issue, so hopefully when we get to update the Stevenson trail next time it will be better. As you said earlier the two books are very different and offer something else in other aspects. Unfortunately it is not possible for us (or any other author) to revisit all the trails we write about on an annual basis. I guess the MMD has several people in place to do their checks and being a local guide it is definitely easier. Any change we hear about usually go on the publisher's website. So thank you very much for bringing these to my attention. I actually heading to France next week and I might take a look at that diversion near Sant Jean du Gard :) Happy walking J [/QUOTE]
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