End of day 6, 133 kilometers--you do the math.  The weather has been absolutely beautiful--clear blue skies, frosty in the mornings and warm in the afternoons.  Two nights ago we stayed in a huge rock farmhouse/barn/dairy that is part of a 19 farmer cooperative. All of the food is from the farm or produced locally. The next night our host fixed a local specialty called aligot--potatoes and new cheese and creme fraiche pureed into a stiff paste like bread dough. It was delicious but we were tiring of meat and potatoes. Last night we stayed in a yurt. The countryside was very much like the moors in Scotland. The proprietress was a teacher as well. She fixed us lentils and rice. The yurt was big enough for ten but we were the only ones there because it was not really open--I think she just did not see Americans very often. (I cannot find the apostrophe)

Tonight we are in St Chely d Aubrac. We have come down nearly 1500 feet in elevation and are back to spring wildflowers.  We plan to take a rest day in Conques on Tuesday so I will write more then. We are all well-no blisters--and are having a fabulous time.
Buen camino!
Robyn