As we knew we only had a short day today, we did not race to get off but had a leisurely pack and then out to get breakfast of pan de Chocolate, we then decided to book our accommodation for tomorrow night when we will be staying in a Convent.
We then hit the trail again, as usual having to climb out of town and across gorgeous moorland with herds of beautiful Aubrac cattle roaming freely, with many young bulls rather than the bullocks we see at home, again the scenery was very reminiscent of the Dark peak area of Derbyshire.
Just before lunch after visiting the village of Aubrac
we began to descend gently at first
and then more and more steeply down into Saint Chely-d'Aubrac where we arrived just after 3pm. We then popped into the tourist information to get our pilgrim stamps and to get them to arrange a taxi to our Gite, which duly came and delivered us safely and promised to pick us up tomorrow.On the Camino in France
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