When you meet pilgrims on horses, you need a camera…
The next morning we left via Rue de Gare and walked to the railway station and through the underpass making our way to Route D’Evian which led to a combined cycle – walking path along the Rhone River. Although the path was flat, it was asphalted so we tried to keep to the grassy verges as much as possible.
The problem with walking on asphalt or concrete surfaces was that the same set of muscles were exercised, sometimes causing sore feet or legs. When walking longer distances, irregular surfaces made for better walking.
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