What a charming experience it has been walking through the SW French countryside, staying in quaint, picturesque villages, and interacting with French people. We have

    My good friend Becky supplies me with the most beautiful and functional “bags.” I use that term bags broadly as you can see

The scallop shell is the universal symbol for the Camino. It can be found on statues, like the one above in Espalion, and on metal

Lisa rode up many steep rugged hills over several days to join us for dinner last night in Nasbinals and we deeply appreciated it!! Yesterday’s

Day 2 – St Privat d’Allier to Saugues – 13 miles & 2400 uphill feet. Day 3 – Saugues to Les Faux – 18 miles

A rummy Steven and Karen after 23 hours of travel. Only 2 more hours to go! Steven and I are walking the Chemin Le Puy,