Well the walk along the Via Francigena is over, so time for new adventures in 2018. Walking in Italy, Germany and Switzerland
Well the walk along the Via Francigena is over, so time for new adventures in 2018. Walking in Italy, Germany and Switzerland
Where is Len on the Via? 
You had me worried as we hadn’t heard from you for a few days. Enjoy Lucca, as most have and of course your walking mate, Carol.
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Sorry to worry you Lynn,I took nthe resting bit too literally.
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Hi Len and Carol. Michael now perusing B&B’s along the track and checking the Via’s topography. (!!??) Certainly varied. Looks like your feet have recovered and remainder of body and mind in tippy top form! What a peaceful place to rest; loved the pic. Jill, Michael and Oscar
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Thanks Jill, yes starting to feel really walk fit now and have done all the really hard bits.
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You are storming along – well done. Having Carol alongside will give you lots of incentive to forget any aches n pains. I recall you have been to Lucca previously ( sorry we couldn’t catch up with you – so close but so far. ). I expect to see some updated pictures of the amazing stone arch bridge if your walk is close. At least as a Pilgrim you won’t incur parking fines like did because we drove into the walled city by mistake n couldn’t find our way out.
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Robin,
We missed the bridge, have to save something for the next visit.
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Well done Len, you look fab and fit.. I have been really enjoying your tales.. I reckon you stories got better and better as you relaxed more and more into the walk…
Enjoy a good break..remember to keep moving those muscles so they don’t forget how to walk!
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Thanks Sue, yes we managed to do a fair bit of walking on those nasty Florence cobblestones.
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