15 | Via Podiensis | Stargazing at a Yourte
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Cahors to Lascabanes, 25.3 km
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Accommodations:
Gîte Yourte Le Sabatier
Daily Cost Breakdown:
€10.80 Bakery + Market
€08.50 Luggage Transfer
€04.50 Lunch
€02.50 Snack
€37.00 Gite + Meals
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Filmed September 12, 2021. All rights reserved.
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Cahors, those steps on the rock wall tested me!!! what a beautiful city!!!
You are so good Efren! Best vlogs out there!
Nice video, the drone really does make videos so much more interesting. Things Do you look quite a bit different then the beginning stages.
A great beginning Efrén in Cahors at the bridge and your Drone footage! But I had missed a little the French villages; although not complaing with all the greenery and other wonderful things to see along your Camino! ¡Buen Camino y Salud!👣🍷😎
Can’t thank YOU enuff Efren!! For taking me through another world !
Totally awesome
wonderful ♥️ looking forward to no. 16 🙏
Again such great beauty.
Qu'il est sublime le Pont du Diable de Cahors du XIV siècle avec sa petite statue que l'on a pas vue, dommage. Bravo pour ces belles images.
Yay, you got shots of le Pont Valentré - there was some concern in the comments at the last episode (#14) that you may have missed it, but I figured you'd have to pass it to leave Cahors the next day. Beautiful!
Seems to be a very nice village and place to stay. A lot of people start their Camino in Cahors perhaps? We will find out in your coming videos.
In Lascabannes, there is a pilgrim's mess where the priest, symbolically washes the pilgrim's feet.
Efren, lovely Vlog...one point, I have just bought a Euroschirm swing liteflex umbrella; it was expensive at 70 euros but has some great features and is German-built quality. One thing it has is a 'hands free' design that clips the umbrella to either side of your backpack straps at the front. I look forward to using it for rain and sun on the Via de la Plata in May.
Take it. The umbrella comes in handy on those hot cloudless days.
I had the Euroschirm birdiepal umbrella but very difficult to attach to my pack. So ordered the swing liteflex hands free and attached it to my pack today! It's fabulous. Though I am quite small and feel like I have a mobile circus tent above my head! 😂 the umbrella is a non negotiable must have for my Camino in May/June.
great video again! thx a lot
I love your videos and am so looking forward to walking the Via Podiensis this fall. I'm curious as to where you stayed in the Yurt. Would you share the name of it please?
I loved that bridge! The video was wonderful. I have some questions, too: How do you keep your food from spoiling - things like cheese and creme brulee? Also, how far away from the yurt was the bathroom? And did you go swimming? So many questions! LOL
the bridge was special. I was looking forward to it for the longest time. I kept my lunch box at the fridge over night and temperature through out the day was mild. I would also go through my supplies quick. The creme brulee came in a pack of two so I would eat it right away. although the bathroom was near the Yurt I did need to use it in the dead of night. as for the swimming pool. Even though the water was cold it was the bugs that kept me away.
The main Camino/GR65 and the Val du Célé alternate come together in Cahors. So that's why you suddenly see a lot more pilgrims.
Whoa, that bridge! I've seen pictures of it before of course, but that drone footage you got is just the best! Did you get to see any stars that night when you were in bed?
A few glimpse since it was a cloudy night. The bridge was just the best.