Far be it from us to allow this to become a dry running blog. However, we do want to share the views of a local mountain in our valley
The Port d'Aste is a small collection of farmer's cabins at about 1050meters
The route winds up a seemingly never-ending zig-zag of tracks
Only about half of the tracks on the way up were runnable, but it was all good fun
The dark line across the middle of the picture is the farmer's village. It's currently deserted, but cattle are kept cool here during the summer months
By this point the run had happily become a hike
Looking up...
And down. You can just make out the road where the Landy was waiting with coffee and chocolate
The run down was a very steep network of loose stone paths and snow, but it was much easier than going up
I saw this track, and our vote is a small bear(!) Any insight, anyone?
1 comment:
Wow that is impressive. I'm out of breath just looking.
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