About Roland Wolf
186 km
49:13 h
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We packed everything up early in the morning at the campsite and set off. We wanted to cover as much ground as possible before the sun started to roast us. We followed the GR 10 up a steep meadow path to a high pasture. Horseflies attacked us early in the morning, so we could never stop for more than
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In the morning, after getting up and taking my first steps, I immediately knew what was wrong with my leg. I knew it was an inflammation of the tendon; I'd had that before, and it worried me a lot! Roland and I had breakfast, I took an ibuprofen, and we set off. The beginning was painful, and I doubted
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Roland and I got up early, wanting to avoid the midday heat as much as possible. After a good French breakfast of croissants and café au lait, we headed out of Saint Jean Piet de Port. The GR 10 initially runs along a quiet country road to the next town and then climbs along paths into the beautiful
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Roland and I took our time packing in the morning, knowing it wouldn't be a long one. We wanted to go to Saint Jean Pit de Port, the place where the Camino de Santiago begins. We wanted to finally get gas, go to the pharmacy, and do some laundry there.
It was very humid again, and shortly after the start
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In the morning, as we were packing up, we had April weather: it rained briefly every few minutes, with the sun coming out in between.
We headed straight into a small beech forest where large rocks lined the path. After a short stretch of forest path, we climbed steeply up a small path between the rocks
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Early in the morning, we packed our things and set off. Since we still couldn't get our hands on gas canisters, there was no coffee either. The mountains on the Spanish side were still shrouded in a mystical veil of mist, which motivated our stiff legs to get moving. After a short descent along a grassy
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We both slept wonderfully in the accommodation, and after a hearty French breakfast, we went back to the supermarket to stock up on provisions. We walked through Sare and were very impressed by the beautiful buildings and the atmosphere of this small town. As we left Sare behind, it was the first time
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Today is the first real day! We left the church around 8:30 and walked straight up. Everything was wet and foggy; it had rained during the night. The vegetation is so green, unbelievable! The path soon took on an alpine character, even though we were barely above sea level. Lush green meadows everywhere
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I originally had the idea of exploring the Pyrenees by bike. One day, my father-in-law approached me with the idea of hiking the entire Pyrenees from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean on the GR 10 long-distance trail. We decided to team up, and this time I'm swapping my bike for my trail running shoes
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Today we'll see if my leg holds up or if we have to head home. We left the campsite before it was quite light yet. We walked down the road and then turned onto a trail along a small river, which we now follow for a few kilometers up the mountain. The narrow trail was beautifully laid out, and the higher
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