I am finally back in Bormes July 22nd 2015 and I need to blog! I have accomplished so much over the last 2 weeks but have not had the chance to share it with you. Even though I traveled to Corsica first, I have decided to relate my best of the Robert Louis Stevenson (RLS) trek experiences first. After each day’s hike, I was able to pick and process selected photos and also dictated some notes so I was much more prepared than I was for Corsica. I guess I was just not yet in “blog mode”. Be patient with me, I promise you will hear all of the tales.
The RLS hike was from July 15-22 2015. The first day July 15 2015 simply involved driving from Bormes to Le Puy-en-Velay with Glenn and Maysan. We spent the afternoon and evening together exploring this historic village and then I was left on my own for my hike week. The hike actually started the following day on July 16 2015. I was driven to the Monastery, which is located about 25 minutes from Le Puy-en-Velay, by taxi. There the adventure started! Read on to find out how things went!
Aqueduct on the way to Le Puy
Vineyards everywhere and on the way to Le Puy
Le Puy architecture and cobblestone roads
Glenn and Maysan climb towards a religious experience Le Puy Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Puy)
Le Puy Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Puy) Interior
Peaceful scene, Le Puy Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Puy)
Le Puy Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame du Puy)
The iron statue of Notre-Dame de France (The Virgin Mary) overlooking the town of Le Puy
Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe Chapel, Aiguilhe
Close-up Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe Chapel, Aiguilhe
The iron statue of Notre-Dame de France (The Virgin Mary) overlooking the town of Le Puy, close-up
Church scene in Le Puy
The iron statue of Notre-Dame de France (The Virgin Mary) overlooking the town of Le Puy, another view
Le Puy scene and cross
Interesting church scene, Le puy
The iron statue of Notre-Dame de France (The Virgin Mary) overlooking the town of Le Puy, yet another view
Le Puy scene and cross
Colourful building façade, Le Puy
Morys Musing 
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