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And...who knows? The rail problems might be over by then. Another option is renting a car for about $200CDN. It can be picked up in Lyon and dropped off in Le Puy.
Much depends on the availability of the rail service. If I could be sure of taking the train the next day I would. I'm a bit pressed for time and have to start walking on June 17.
I am sure that this is a long shot, but in the light of the disruptions of the rail service I am considering taking a taxi from Lyon to Le Puy. My travel agent tells me that the cost would be about $420 Canadian. I am arriving at Le Puy airport at 12:30 on June 15. Anybody arriving the same day...
Hello Man in Black. My plans have changed from September to June. Will arrive in Le Puy on the 15th and start walking on the 17th. When will you be there?
I, too, am starting the Le Puy route in June. I purchased the Lightfoot Guide and have the same opinions about it as you do. The print is very small. (I am intending to take along a small magnifying glass). And who really needs such detailed instructions for route finding? Nevertheless, I like...
Yes, thank you. I already have registered for a class starting in January and am considering weekly sessions with a private tutor. At one time--about 20 years ago--I could read French fairly well. And I have started reviewing grammar and vocabulary. I have forgotten much. A classic case of "use...
I would like to do the Le Puy to St. Jean next September but am concerned about my inability to speak French and my not much better ability to read it. I get mixed messages from the various sources I read, but my overall impression is it is necessary to at least be able to make a phone call to...
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