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[QUOTE="sillydoll, post: 26634, member: 8"] Gareth - I couldn't remember walking on busy roads in the south and your post made me read my 2004 diary again for the first time in a long while. Here are a few extracts: Blaye to Le Barp: It was 29kms to Le Barp walking on small suburban roads instead of following the district road. To La Muret: The fellow at the hotel said that we could walk all the way to Le Muret on the ‘la petit’ road so we took his advice and followed the smaller roads on the edge of a forest. To Labouheyre: Following the smaller roads meant that we walked 32kms instead of 25km – what’s new? To Rion-des-Landes: We pushed on to Rion-des-Landes on a quiet tarred road, and on a loggers' path, through never ending forests of pine trees. To Dax: We ended up walking all the way through the forests to the within 6kms of Dax. Stopped at St Vincent de Paul where a charming nun tried to persuade us to stop over for the night. (We caught a train from Dax to Lourdes. Spent the day there and then got the train to Peyrehorade where we walked 15km to Bidache). To St Palais The 28kms to St Palais the was VERY HOT - in the 30´s - and hilly To Larceveau: We found our way onto the right road and immediately started to climb a long gentle slope. The terrain became undulating and some of the hills were quite steep. St Jean Pied De Port: The next day we walked to St Jean Pied de Port – hot, hot, hot - where we saw lots of other pilgrims for the first time. [/QUOTE]
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