The Aubisque at 1700m was the highest climb of the day followed by Col de Soulor and Col de Borderes. With only 66km to ride it was possible to get in early to the campsite at the village of Luz St. Sauveur. Great for those who have washing to do or just want to head off to the nearest bar for a coldie! This town is at the base of the road to the Tourmalet which we climb tomorrow. The popular ski resort of Luz Ardiden is not far from here.
Anneke and Jaap prepared a very tasty meal tonight in their magical camp kitchen. A savoury salad starter followed by duck (breast) a l'orange with tasty cointreau sauce.
The climbs tomorrow are pretty tough so looking forward to a good nights rest. Garmin link here
Laruns Cycling by peterjkemp at Garmin Connect - Details
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Larrun |
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a misty climb on Col d'Abisque |
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Hotel d'Aubisque |
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Lucien Buysse was a Belgian cyclist who won the TDF in 1926 (the longest in history at 5745km!) |
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Joergen and Tony at the Col d'Abisque |
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heading towards the Col du Soulor |
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Col du Soulor |
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Col du Soulor |
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lunch Col du Soulor |
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Col du Soulor |
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near St. Savin |
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St. Savin |
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St. Savin |
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St. Savin |
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campsite Luz St. Sauveur |
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Anneke prepares for slicing the duck |
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a salad entree |
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Camping Toy |
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