by Ruth McDonald | Jul 3, 2023 | 2023 Camino: Budapest to Arles |
Tomorrow I climb up to the pass at Monginevro and say good bye to Italy as we cross into France. I do want to point out that although the Tour de France also climbs up and over the same pass, the cyclists take the less steep direction and let their sag wagons carry...
by Ruth McDonald | Jun 20, 2023 | 2023 Camino: Budapest to Arles |
Normally we find our accommodation through the Booking app. Occasionally, however, the app does not have properties where we need them, so we have to consult other sources and make a phone call. This isn’t a problem for us in Spain or France, but our...
by Gordon Webster | Jun 18, 2023 | 2023 Camino: Budapest to Arles |
Today we passed through the small town of Sabbioneta. It is completely enclosed within Renaissance walls, and has UNESCO status in conjunction with the city of Mantova (Mantua). Both places were ruled by the Gonzaga family, who produced a saint and a shocking number...
by Ruth McDonald | Jun 15, 2023 | 2023 Camino: Budapest to Arles |
We have spent the last two weeks moving slowly across Italy on and off the Via Postumia. Our best days are always the ones Andrea Vitiello has carefully planned on either the cycling or walking Via Postumia . For reasons of time and availability of affordable...
by Ruth McDonald | Jun 12, 2023 | 2023 Camino: Budapest to Arles |
There are few things more annoying than reading endless blogs about beautiful towns and villages. Wouldn’t it be refreshing to read for once that we arrived in a cesspool of a place that smelled like sewer gas and looked like a dollar store exploded in the central...
