THIS WAS WEDNESDAY APRIL 18 AND ORIGINALLY WENT TO BLOG HELL
Still, as expected, with the sore shin. But I have gotten the correct pronunciation of glacon (ice) down and do not get those annoying blank stares. But that could also be because I go to the same coffee shops and tip kinda big too. I have been having dinner in the gite to keep from walking to shop...and my paltry dinners will not start (when I get back on the trail, probably alone) until the memories of our earlier feasts fade from my mind.
Still, as expected, with the sore shin. But I have gotten the correct pronunciation of glacon (ice) down and do not get those annoying blank stares. But that could also be because I go to the same coffee shops and tip kinda big too. I have been having dinner in the gite to keep from walking to shop...and my paltry dinners will not start (when I get back on the trail, probably alone) until the memories of our earlier feasts fade from my mind.
Weather report is good for the next 4 days so I am getting anxious.I am only 3 days walk from Condom (though I may have to do it in 4 averaging 12 miles a day) which promises to be a tacky postcard paradise.
This is Daniel on 
one of the fabulous Romanesque capitals in the cloister at Moissac. The cathedral itself is a kind of a mishmash with this incredible late 12th century south door with a wild tympanum and sinuous figures holding it up. I have yet to do mass and vespers and such there but may resort to it soon if my shin does not get better....
one of the fabulous Romanesque capitals in the cloister at Moissac. The cathedral itself is a kind of a mishmash with this incredible late 12th century south door with a wild tympanum and sinuous figures holding it up. I have yet to do mass and vespers and such there but may resort to it soon if my shin does not get better....
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