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    • athenaanne
      Amazing thank you so much for all your replies! I live in Scotland so walking in the rain should feel like home :P So I think a slow morning and checking out some of your wonderful suggestions like the bridge, Notre Dame church, the arch, the...
    • athenaanne
      Go to Notre Dame (it is the old church, before the bridge) and attend Mass. Even if you are not a believer, it is a good experience. There is a farmers' market in Mondays, and a local producers one (very good artisanal cheese, hams) in Thursdays...
    • athenaanne
      We walked up to the Citadelle the day before we started off, and it was one of the best parts of our entire CF experience. We met a local family and ended up sharing a picnic at one of the tables at the top. I still communicate via WhatsApp with...
    • athenaanne
      I stayed at the municipal albergue in SJPP and had an extended breakfast for a couple of hours in the kitchen with a group of pilgrims before we gradually peeled off to start walking. A lovely way to start my Camino.
    • athenaanne
      I agree that a walk to Orisson is a great opportunity to test out your gear. It might be raining in SJPdP now but it will definitely rain at some stage further along the Camino...
    • athenaanne
      I think there is a lot to see. It’s a matter of asking and wandering around. One entrance arch is where people arrive from Le Puy. Can walk the battlements and of course the pilgrims office for lots of information details on every place to stay...
    • athenaanne
      You can walk to Orisson and hang out there until it's time to head up to Borda. There should be other pilgrims coming and going that you can talk to at Orisson.
    • athenaanne
      I don't have a lot of experience in such a matter, but my recommendation is that you spend this time with an umbrella. Chuck
    • athenaanne
      Well, others may think otherwise but I find that St Jean is a bit of a non-town really, even if it is the region capital. A visit to the church at the bottom of the cobbled street that is the Camino (worth doing before starting a pilgrimage!)...
    • athenaanne
      Theres the church you can visit, but i found it not so super interesting to spend more than a few minutes inside. But i guess a more religous person could spend more time there. Then there is the pilgrims office, and i guess depending on how...
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