11 | Via Podiensis | Figeac and the Rosetta Stone
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Livinhac-le-Haut to Figeac, 24.4 km
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€08.50 Luggage Transfer
€02.00 Snack
€01.50 Snack
€34.00 Gite + Meals
€10.00 Market
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€56.00 Total
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Love walking in France . We hope to walk this section of the GR65 in 2023. Great videos enjoying them all.
Hey Efren, I have learned so much from your videos. Having done a number of long hikes I can appreciate you having a baggage transport service. I carried a pack way too heavy to walk with on the English Coast to Coast. 300km from the Irish Sea at St Bees, through the mountainous Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors, to Robin Hood Bay at the North Sea. I ended up giving away about 1/3rd on my backpack gear to lighten my load. Towards the latter 1/3rd of my walk some kind accommodation managers offered to drop my main pack into my destination. It made such a difference and I enjoyed my walk so much more. I ended up paying a few times to transport my main pack from then on. I did it a few times also on my Camino Frances but the Coast to Coast was much more demanding, in my opinion. Having your change of clothing, etc, in your bag makes absolute sense. I will likely do similar on my next major hike. It would be worth the extra expense so I will budget for it. I also appreciate the fact that you have gone from a Pocket 2 to a smart phone as your main blogging camera. I was noticing the focus issues with the Pocket 2 and I knew that you were better than that so I understood to was a camera issue. Likewise I have purchased a Gimble for my smartphone and will use that with my drone and other gear for my next adventure. Thanks again Efren. Much appreciated!!
Another great series Efrén. Loving it. The walk is on my to do list from watching your great videos. Thanks 😊
Yep Efrén like you I’m Loving it! France & the little French Vilages are really beautiful with your footage really showcasing your Camino, and with the accompanyment of the audio makes everything just sublime! I can’t get enough of it! ¡Buen Camino y Salud! 👣🍷👍😎
Extra. A Figeac, tu peux prendre aussi la voie du Célé qui passe à la grotte de "Pêch Merle" jusqu'à Cahors où aussi la voie de Rocamadour. Merci à toi.
Great find with the Rosetta Stone replica. And the interior of that church was dramatic and spectacular. Great night drone shots, too.
Thanks!
Lovely photos ! Thanks especially for the ones of the Chapelle Sainte-Marie-Madeleine de Guirande in Felzins...
I love your drone footage. It adds so much to the story.
Beautiful! I did the Podiensis in 2018. Great memories...
Wow, such beautiful night shots. Love it!!!
I love your positive attitude and inspirational quotes at the beginning of the vlogs! The drone shots are a fantastic addition. At the end of each segment, I look forward to seeing the route you took. All in all, the best travel vlog around! Wishing you a chocolate croissant, glass of wine, and sunny weather! 🥐🍷🌞
Loving the series and the history imbedded in this pilgrimage. Thank you, Efrén!
The original Rosetta Stone is in the British Museum, London
Wow what an amazing Camino. Thanks for sharing
Hi Éfren!!!
One more fabulous video, full of beautyfull views of this stage.
You're the master!!!
And I must say... I liked very much your t-shirt... of the Camino Portugues. 5*!
Another great one Efren. Amazing countryside!
Hey Efren thanks for another great video! We are doing the Portuguese (Coastal route) in April/May but as we watch this series, the Podiensis route is moving to the top of our list.
This was exquisite. Thank you so much for doing.
Nice one Elfren : )
Always inspirational. Keep inspiring.
excellent video, your camera skills are admirable! Rosetta Stone original is in London, British Museum, they sell a lot of merchandise connected to it. The British robbed a lot of historical stuff in their days...
Thank you. Good to know.
"Robbed" is harsh. Most stuff in our museums from Egypt, Greece, etc. was bought legally from the Ottoman Turks. You can't undo the past.
@@richardpitwood2421 sorry, no offence intended🙂
There is some criticism of the way the British collected some historical antiquities.
However :- on the plus side ... it's nice to have them altogether in one place. That way we reduce the carbon footprint of anyone who wants to see them --- as less travelling is required 😉😊
Did you know the actual Rosetta Stone is in the British Museum in London
Yeah I know now. That's what I get for listening to a Frenchman lol
@@Walk_with_Efren my opinion is it should still be in France, the cloud it was moved to Britain in 1802 is questionable, mind you most form of art in museums have questionable history of movements
As soon as I was thinking it, you said it in the video: It's amazing that all those churches and chapels are open!! I still don't understand why so often they're closed in Spain (and in Portugal too, at least I found it that way). Another gorgeous video. Question: What baggage transfer service did you end up using?
It all changes so fast once you cross the Pyrenees. I don't get why they are mostly closed in Spain but it sort of defeats the purpose of a oilgrimage. I used both la malle postale & transport claudine. They each cover half the trip.
@@Walk_with_Efren thank you! I’ve decided when I go I’m doing the same. ❤️
You can't go wrong. It let's you bring extra goodies and it literally takes the weight off your back. Just make sure your luggage, when opened, fits below the bed. I talk about it in one of the videos.
I followed your first CDS vlog and loving this one so much that I may decide to do the LePuy instead of El Norte next year. Question: I noticed all the bugs/flies on horses/cows--were there tons on the path that it became uncomfortable? You haven't mentioned it on the videos so assume not but just checking. I'd be traveling May/June.
Thank you so much. The puy route took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting it to be so beautiful, and now it's one of my favorite. I don't recall issues with bugs, but then again, I have a freakishly immunity to them.
Great!! I don’t mind bugs/flies but dang, those horses/cows had a TON around them.
Just finished your vlog walking into SJPP-what a feeling that must’ve been!’ I’ll be checking out the details of your Via Podiensis and can’t wait to walk it.
Enjoying every video and you seem to enjoy it as well! Does it work for you with English now or is it Google translate? I love the Relive-ending of the video. You you record the trip in the relive app as well or do you import a file to this app later on?
Thank you Helene. Google translate all the way. Although I met a Spanish speaking French that helped me a lot. I tracked my walk using my samsung health app and later inport the GPS file into Relive to create the animation. I pay their monthly plan for access to HD and slow animation. The free versions is lowress and fast.
@@Walk_with_Efren Thank you Efrén. You are my hero!
How would you compare this first eleven days to the del Norte?
This "way" seems so much more peaceful, less pilgrims, true or editing?
Most of the people who walk this route do so just to Conques. It gets less crowded as the days go by.
Is it possible to get a list of the places where you stayed?
yes, you can find my itinerary embedded in the dropbox link (GPS files) in the video's description.
How would you compare this first eleven days to the del Norte?
To be honest I don't remember the hard times but I think del Norte was harder.