The canal with barges tied up along side.
This turned out to be wishful thinking. They had no information and didn’t know anything about the route. They sent us off to 2 different book stores. The first store had nothing while the 2nd one had one trail guide but it also started at Carcassonne like our book did. We talked the rest of the day as we sat outside at a table in a plaza having a glass of wine and then later at supper about what we should do.
The Bishop’s Palace
One thought was to hike out this canal north to where it joins up with the Canal du Midi then hike from there to Carcassonne - about 5 days hike. We decided that we would both prefer to hike with information and trail markers. Back to Tourist Info and a good chat with gal in there and we will now take train to Carcassonne on Sunday (30 min.) and stay at abbey in dorm for pilgrims. We stayed there 9 years ago The plan now is to start hiking from there.
In the mean time the inner old town of Narbonne is so interesting. All the little neat streets to wander up and down.
I took this from our hotel room of the cathedral.
We had a great dinner last night in an outdoor restaurant. First chèvre chaud salad of the trip. Absolutely delicious!
A bientot!
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