Le Puy route

	1. Youth hostel/gîte d’étape at Le Puy
2. Female pilgrim set in a wall at Le Puy	3. Wall sculpture, St. Michael
4. 10th-century chapel of St. Michael on top of a ‘puy’, or volcanic cone	5. Cathedral cloister, Le Puy
6. View of Le Puy from cathedral	7. Cathedral façade, Rue des Tables
8.Day 1, Gîte d’Escole, Montbonnet	9. Day 2, Field of wheat and cornflowers in the Velay region
10. Rest at a babbling brook	11. Still resting at the brook
12. Chapel of St. Jacques [Santiago] on a cliff overlooking river Allier	13. Chapel interior
14. Chapel as seen from Monistrol d’Allier	15. Private gite “La Tsabone” at Monistrol
16. Waymarks	17. Day 3, View of Saugues, entering the Gévaudan
18. Public gite in campground at Saugues	19. Farmhouse gite at La Roche in the Margeride
20. New house, old style	21. Day 4, Chapel of St. Roch
22. Pilgrim chapel with scallop shell above window	23. Resting in the gite, Aumont-Aubrac
24. Day 5, In the Aubrac	25. Modern St. Roch
26. Modern St. Jacques	27. La Ferme des Gentianes in the open spaces of Aubrac
28. Day 6, Trailside cairn, the Aubrac	29. Open Aubrac country
30. Here the GR follows a cattle drove road	31. Dinner provided in a barn, village of Aubrac
32. 14th-century Tour des Anglais, Aubrac—now a gite d’étape!	33. Domerie d’Aubrac—remains of a hospice that welcomed pilgrims after the perilous Aubrac crossing
34. Day 7, St-Chely-d’Aubrac	35. Gite d’étape in old quarter of St. Côme d’Olt
36. Day 8, Old houses on the river Lot at Espalion	37. Rustic Virgin and Child
38. Pilgrim bridge at Espalion	39. Estaing, at a bend in the Lot
40. Day 9, Colin, a volunteer at the Hospitalité St. Jacques—a lay community in Estaing	41. Day 11, Abbey church at Conques in the wild Aveyron
42. Pilgrim shelter at Conques—warm welcome and great food!	43. Day 14, Me at dolmen du Gréalou in Quercy
44. Day 15, St. Jacques in church vestibule at Limogne-en-Quercy	45. Ditto
46. Day 16, A garriotte (drystone shepherd’s hut)	47. They do have public toilets in France
48. Picnicking pilgrims Anna and Sascha had walked from Switzerland	49. Day 19, Another Anna at chapel of St-Jean-le-Froid near Lascabanes
50. Central place in the hilltop bastide of Lauzerte	51. Day 22, GR along the Garonne, leaving Moi
52. Pilgrim St. Jacques	53. Day 23, Nuclear power plant along the Garonne
54. Village w/furrows and sunflowers	55. Day 24, Thérèse, who opens her home to pilgrims in Miradoux
56. Old castle near Miradoux	57. Sunflowers in the Gers
58. After a day walking in 40-degree heat—Marsolan	59. Day 25, Country chapel (Ste. Germaine) rebuilt after destruction by Vikings
60. Church of St. Anthony—remnant of Antonin community like that outside Castrojeriz [this one should be on day 23]	61. Day 29, Column capitals at Nogaro
62. Home open to pilgrims at Nogaro	63. Day 30, Rest at Miramont-Sensacq
64.day 31, Gite at Miramont; Ermanno, at 75, was walking the Camino for the third time	65. Typical gite scene
66. Early baptismal font at Sensacq	67. Sensacq
68. Portal at Pimbo—spirals, fir branches, saints	69. Interior, St. Antoine (out of order)
70. La Vieille Auberge at Arzacq-Arraziguet. Lovely dinner.	71.Day 32, St. Jacques with a baguette, Arthez
72. Patrick with Pierre Langla, 90, at pilgrim reception in Navarrenx	73. Day 33, Béarnese house
74. Béarnese geese	75. Day 35, Cloister at Zabalik, a Franciscan friary at St. Palais, Basque country. Wonderful hospitality.
76. Day 36, Where the chemins from Paris, Vézelay and Le Puy meet, south of St. Palais	77. Climbing the foothills
78. Cross of Galzetaburu (18th c.) outside St. Jean Pied de Port	79. Day 37, The river Nive runs through St. Jean
80. day 38, Another typical gite scene, St. Jean	81. Day 39, Sunrise over the Pyrenees
82. Patrick tries to figure out where we are (going over the pass)	83. Pottöck, semi-wild horses in the Pyrenees
84. The border with Spain (marked only Navarroa)	85. The path down to Roncevaux

	1. Youth hostel/gîte d’étape at Le Puy
2. Female pilgrim set in a wall at Le Puy	3. Wall sculpture, St. Michael
4. 10th-century chapel of St. Michael on top of a ‘puy’, or volcanic cone	5. Cathedral cloister, Le Puy
6. View of Le Puy from cathedral	7. Cathedral façade, Rue des Tables
8.Day 1, Gîte d’Escole, Montbonnet	9. Day 2, Field of wheat and cornflowers in the Velay region
10. Rest at a babbling brook	11. Still resting at the brook
12. Chapel of St. Jacques [Santiago] on a cliff overlooking river Allier	13. Chapel interior
14. Chapel as seen from Monistrol d’Allier	15. Private gite “La Tsabone” at Monistrol
16. Waymarks	17. Day 3, View of Saugues, entering the Gévaudan
18. Public gite in campground at Saugues	19. Farmhouse gite at La Roche in the Margeride
20. New house, old style	21. Day 4, Chapel of St. Roch
22. Pilgrim chapel with scallop shell above window	23. Resting in the gite, Aumont-Aubrac
24. Day 5, In the Aubrac	25. Modern St. Roch
26. Modern St. Jacques	27. La Ferme des Gentianes in the open spaces of Aubrac
28. Day 6, Trailside cairn, the Aubrac	29. Open Aubrac country
30. Here the GR follows a cattle drove road	31. Dinner provided in a barn, village of Aubrac
32. 14th-century Tour des Anglais, Aubrac—now a gite d’étape!	33. Domerie d’Aubrac—remains of a hospice that welcomed pilgrims after the perilous Aubrac crossing
34. Day 7, St-Chely-d’Aubrac	35. Gite d’étape in old quarter of St. Côme d’Olt
36. Day 8, Old houses on the river Lot at Espalion	37. Rustic Virgin and Child
38. Pilgrim bridge at Espalion	39. Estaing, at a bend in the Lot
40. Day 9, Colin, a volunteer at the Hospitalité St. Jacques—a lay community in Estaing	41. Day 11, Abbey church at Conques in the wild Aveyron
42. Pilgrim shelter at Conques—warm welcome and great food!	43. Day 14, Me at dolmen du Gréalou in Quercy
44. Day 15, St. Jacques in church vestibule at Limogne-en-Quercy	45. Ditto
46. Day 16, A garriotte (drystone shepherd’s hut)	47. They do have public toilets in France
48. Picnicking pilgrims Anna and Sascha had walked from Switzerland	49. Day 19, Another Anna at chapel of St-Jean-le-Froid near Lascabanes
50. Central place in the hilltop bastide of Lauzerte	51. Day 22, GR along the Garonne, leaving Moi
52. Pilgrim St. Jacques	53. Day 23, Nuclear power plant along the Garonne
54. Village w/furrows and sunflowers	55. Day 24, Thérèse, who opens her home to pilgrims in Miradoux
56. Old castle near Miradoux	57. Sunflowers in the Gers
58. After a day walking in 40-degree heat—Marsolan	59. Day 25, Country chapel (Ste. Germaine) rebuilt after destruction by Vikings
60. Church of St. Anthony—remnant of Antonin community like that outside Castrojeriz [this one should be on day 23]	61. Day 29, Column capitals at Nogaro
62. Home open to pilgrims at Nogaro	63. Day 30, Rest at Miramont-Sensacq
64.day 31, Gite at Miramont; Ermanno, at 75, was walking the Camino for the third time	65. Typical gite scene
66. Early baptismal font at Sensacq	67. Sensacq
68. Portal at Pimbo—spirals, fir branches, saints	69. Interior, St. Antoine (out of order)
70. La Vieille Auberge at Arzacq-Arraziguet. Lovely dinner.	71.Day 32, St. Jacques with a baguette, Arthez
72. Patrick with Pierre Langla, 90, at pilgrim reception in Navarrenx	73. Day 33, Béarnese house
74. Béarnese geese	75. Day 35, Cloister at Zabalik, a Franciscan friary at St. Palais, Basque country. Wonderful hospitality.
76. Day 36, Where the chemins from Paris, Vézelay and Le Puy meet, south of St. Palais	77. Climbing the foothills
78. Cross of Galzetaburu (18th c.) outside St. Jean Pied de Port	79. Day 37, The river Nive runs through St. Jean
80. day 38, Another typical gite scene, St. Jean	81. Day 39, Sunrise over the Pyrenees
82. Patrick tries to figure out where we are (going over the pass)	83. Pottöck, semi-wild horses in the Pyrenees
84. The border with Spain (marked only Navarroa)	85. The path down to Roncevaux

	1. Youth hostel/gîte d’étape at Le Puy
2. Female pilgrim set in a wall at Le Puy	3. Wall sculpture, St. Michael
4. 10th-century chapel of St. Michael on top of a ‘puy’, or volcanic cone	5. Cathedral cloister, Le Puy
6. View of Le Puy from cathedral	7. Cathedral façade, Rue des Tables
8.Day 1, Gîte d’Escole, Montbonnet	9. Day 2, Field of wheat and cornflowers in the Velay region
10. Rest at a babbling brook	11. Still resting at the brook
12. Chapel of St. Jacques [Santiago] on a cliff overlooking river Allier	13. Chapel interior
14. Chapel as seen from Monistrol d’Allier	15. Private gite “La Tsabone” at Monistrol
16. Waymarks	17. Day 3, View of Saugues, entering the Gévaudan
18. Public gite in campground at Saugues	19. Farmhouse gite at La Roche in the Margeride
20. New house, old style	21. Day 4, Chapel of St. Roch
22. Pilgrim chapel with scallop shell above window	23. Resting in the gite, Aumont-Aubrac
24. Day 5, In the Aubrac	25. Modern St. Roch
26. Modern St. Jacques	27. La Ferme des Gentianes in the open spaces of Aubrac
28. Day 6, Trailside cairn, the Aubrac	29. Open Aubrac country
30. Here the GR follows a cattle drove road	31. Dinner provided in a barn, village of Aubrac
32. 14th-century Tour des Anglais, Aubrac—now a gite d’étape!	33. Domerie d’Aubrac—remains of a hospice that welcomed pilgrims after the perilous Aubrac crossing
34. Day 7, St-Chely-d’Aubrac	35. Gite d’étape in old quarter of St. Côme d’Olt
36. Day 8, Old houses on the river Lot at Espalion	37. Rustic Virgin and Child
38. Pilgrim bridge at Espalion	39. Estaing, at a bend in the Lot
40. Day 9, Colin, a volunteer at the Hospitalité St. Jacques—a lay community in Estaing	41. Day 11, Abbey church at Conques in the wild Aveyron
42. Pilgrim shelter at Conques—warm welcome and great food!	43. Day 14, Me at dolmen du Gréalou in Quercy
44. Day 15, St. Jacques in church vestibule at Limogne-en-Quercy	45. Ditto
46. Day 16, A garriotte (drystone shepherd’s hut)	47. They do have public toilets in France
48. Picnicking pilgrims Anna and Sascha had walked from Switzerland	49. Day 19, Another Anna at chapel of St-Jean-le-Froid near Lascabanes
50. Central place in the hilltop bastide of Lauzerte	51. Day 22, GR along the Garonne, leaving Moi
52. Pilgrim St. Jacques	53. Day 23, Nuclear power plant along the Garonne
54. Village w/furrows and sunflowers	55. Day 24, Thérèse, who opens her home to pilgrims in Miradoux
56. Old castle near Miradoux	57. Sunflowers in the Gers
58. After a day walking in 40-degree heat—Marsolan	59. Day 25, Country chapel (Ste. Germaine) rebuilt after destruction by Vikings
60. Church of St. Anthony—remnant of Antonin community like that outside Castrojeriz [this one should be on day 23]	61. Day 29, Column capitals at Nogaro
62. Home open to pilgrims at Nogaro	63. Day 30, Rest at Miramont-Sensacq
64.day 31, Gite at Miramont; Ermanno, at 75, was walking the Camino for the third time	65. Typical gite scene
66. Early baptismal font at Sensacq	67. Sensacq
68. Portal at Pimbo—spirals, fir branches, saints	69. Interior, St. Antoine (out of order)
70. La Vieille Auberge at Arzacq-Arraziguet. Lovely dinner.	71.Day 32, St. Jacques with a baguette, Arthez
72. Patrick with Pierre Langla, 90, at pilgrim reception in Navarrenx	73. Day 33, Béarnese house
74. Béarnese geese	75. Day 35, Cloister at Zabalik, a Franciscan friary at St. Palais, Basque country. Wonderful hospitality.
76. Day 36, Where the chemins from Paris, Vézelay and Le Puy meet, south of St. Palais	77. Climbing the foothills
78. Cross of Galzetaburu (18th c.) outside St. Jean Pied de Port	79. Day 37, The river Nive runs through St. Jean
80. day 38, Another typical gite scene, St. Jean	81. Day 39, Sunrise over the Pyrenees
82. Patrick tries to figure out where we are (going over the pass)	83. Pottöck, semi-wild horses in the Pyrenees
84. The border with Spain (marked only Navarroa)	85. The path down to Roncevaux