4 days out to Le puy

[Bonners]

The excitement left me a while ago, only to be replaced with nervous anticipation. This has also abated, I seem to be in a state of shock or at least in denial. It's hard to come to terms with the fact that it is almost here. All the planning, arranging and fielding endless questions of how, when, where and why are you doing this. At the moment, I just don't know much of anything, only that it is right. On the forum, I read of others and their trials and tribulations, their unbridled sense of joy and achievement. Sifting out the good from the indifferent has been an experience in its self. But all that I am really sure of is the old adage Que Sera Sera. So here I go, singing low and about to find out what life has in store.

 

[jrewrite]

I am so feeling the same thing - start in less than a week - it always works out

 

[robertt]

Guys, Le Puy is worth getting excited about. I did the Aubrac in snow and sleet and loved it. (There was also sunshine-and-rain, but that sounds less dramatic.) I'm told it's lovely by May. Must get back to the Auvergne, do the Stevenson or Regordane. Just the best.

Bon chemin

rob