A wonderful walk along the Canal Entre Champagne and Bourgogne and around Lac de la Liez where we had lunch, a baguette and an orange under a weeping willow, but when the path took a turn into the wooded area along the banks of the river Saolon it became very muddy and covered with nettles and thorny bushes, so much so that in places the path was not visible. This slowed our pace down from our usual 22–24-minute mile to a 50 minute mile. We were happy to arrive at our Pilgirm’s B&B, flies and all, though we stayed clear of the shed with all the chainsaws.
Walking the Via Francigena 
You found the Pano function on the iPhone! :). The sky looks magnificent & so happy for sunny days for sunny people!!
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Hi Robert, I did not use the “pano” function, that is the true horizon!! Cheers, Paula
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Chainsaws!
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Bucolic scenery! I admire your commitment and dedication to completing the journey. Travel safely.
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