Day 32 – Condom to Montréal
We’ve passed by acres of dry and droopy sunflowers, but yesterday’s path took us by the first harvested field. Headless stalks were all that remained of what was once a sea of yellow flowers…a sign that fall is here with winter close behind.
Tuesday the threat of rain hovered over our heads. With only one light shower we lucked out and simply enjoyed the cooler weather.
The high point of an otherwise tedious day was a stop at Église de Routges, the oldest church in the region. There was no information about when the church was built, but the Cicerone Guidebook included an interesting bit of history.
Église de Routges.
Day 33 – Montréal to Eauze
Breakfast magically appeared at 7:00 this morning. We were the only guests to show our faces at the Victorian Lodge and the only ones to order breakfast. We we had the house (and the coffee pot) to ourselves.
Day 33 (Wednesday) has been the absolute easiest day of our trek. Shaded, flat, smooth trails, paved rail trails and grassy vineyards required far less effort than we have come to expect.
The slideshow below illustrates what slackers we were today. Happy slackers!
Two more days of walking and we’ll earn a rest day. It can’t come soon enough!
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