On a recent walk from Vals le Chastel up and over to the hamlet of Le Pin (The Pine), the sky and clouds were putting on a spectacular display. The photographs were taken at about 600 metres of altitude, looking towards the Margaride and Cevennes hills in the far distance. The yellow and red stripes on the tree in the photo above are the french footpath way marks letting you know you are on the correct route!
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Cool photos!
Beautiful vistas. I should check out some footpaths around us, we keep on going to the same places. Thanks for the poke. Amelia
I love the French system of marking out walks … I have set myself the challenge (with small dog and husband when he is here) to walk the 340 Petty Randonnee in Cantal – we’ve done about 40 so far ….