Hello folks. We are returning to the Camino, this time instead of two weeks we only have one. It's better than none and we are grateful for the chance to walk and clear the mind a bit. Picking up where we left off in Moissac a few years ago, we are aiming towards Condom or Montréal-du-Gers, but I don't think we will be so lucky to get that far considering the weather forecast for next week. On Saturday, we will stay in Moissac at Carole and Marc's lovely place- Ultreia again to kick off the week. Next day we have booked a place in Auvillar, sunny and hot day predicted. No problems with that. However, not sure how to plan out the rest due to weather predictions. Anyone on the same trail who wants to chime in with their thoughts on how best to break up the route? Really looking forward to hitting the trails with my family. https://meteofrance.com/previsions-meteo-france/moissac/82200 . Thanks in advance and peace to all.
(By the way, I also want to give a shout out to the family who inspired us with their trip on the Camino back in 2012. Our friend Bennett Voyles and his wife Cybele with their three children set out to do the Camino from Le Puy to Santiago. Ben finally published his hysterical and historical book, Onward, Backard! A Ramble to Santiago - last year. I am indebted to him and his family for leading by example... except we are doing it 2 weeks at a time, every year. So, it may take us a lifetime to finish what they did in one summer. lol!!! Here's an interview with him.)
(By the way, I also want to give a shout out to the family who inspired us with their trip on the Camino back in 2012. Our friend Bennett Voyles and his wife Cybele with their three children set out to do the Camino from Le Puy to Santiago. Ben finally published his hysterical and historical book, Onward, Backard! A Ramble to Santiago - last year. I am indebted to him and his family for leading by example... except we are doing it 2 weeks at a time, every year. So, it may take us a lifetime to finish what they did in one summer. lol!!! Here's an interview with him.)
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