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Sunday 30th September (Day 74): Vitré to Combourg ( 86 km)
Finally woke to a dry tent which cheered John up no end and helped alleviate his ever increasing snotiness (caused by a cold). There was a high wind that scattered acorns and conkers on our tent, and … more →
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Sunday 30th September (Day 74): Vitré to Combourg ( 86 km)
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Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: Finally woke to a dry tent which cheered John up no end and helped alleviate his ever increasing sno … more →
Saturday 29th September (Day 73): Grez Neuville to Vitré (90 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: Didn’t sleep very well last night. Loads of things thundering around in my head now that the e … more →
It's all over ....
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: We have arrived at St Malo and the end of the trip. We were wondering how to measure such a trip as … more →
Friday 28th September (Day 72): Saumur to Grez Neuville (70 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: Woke at 8.30 which meant a bit of a slow but very relaxed start. We’d done most of the packing … more →
Tuesday 25th, Wednesday 26th, and Thursday 27th September (Day 69, 70 and 71): Saumur
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: John found a gorgeous hotel for us to stay in to celebrqte our 15th wedding anniversary: Hotel Saint … more →
Tuesday 25th September (Day 69): Savonnières to Saumur (70 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: A gift of a day, we started in sunshine (enough to dry the tent). The route headed off just up the w … more →
Monday 24th September (Day 68): Chaumont to Savonnières (105 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: The sun rose on a real autumn day with a blustery wind blowing the leaves across the campsite and gr … more →
Saturday 22nd September (Day 66): Chateau Neuf Sur Loire to Beaugency (66 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: Threatening clouds fulfilled their promise half way through packing up this morning. We faffed about … more →
Wednesday 19th September (Day 63): Decize to Nevers (49 km)
Hazel Owen wrote 2 years ago: Woke late to thick fog after a very cold night (down to about 5° – chilly in a tent°. Getting … more →
