2 Oct 2018: Sarlat la-Caneda to Souillac 35 miles; 287 total

 The route map is approximate because I wanted to take in La Roque-Gageac and Domme. I recalled a bike path on the north side of the Dordogne River, so we attempted to locate and follow that path into Souillac. Again, my Garmin GPS was useless in finding our pre-booked hotels, directing us onto obscure side streets versus a fairly simple, direct route

Unfortunately, not writing the blog at the end of each day means lots of the details go missing. Our internet connection was poor. I could connect my phone, just one phone, and no lap top. I'll settle for lots of photos to tell the story.

We cycled into central Sarlat to see it in daylight. We experienced crowds and can only imagine what July and August are like. Elbow room only.

Dog of the Day. Golden Doodle in Sarlat

Three Observers, looking down on . . . 

. . . Michael and John.

Sarlat Tourist Crowds

Really Big Doors.

And Narrow, Inviting Streets

Sarlat Facade

Classic Harley in a Restaurant Window

Sarlat Monument to fois gras

Three More Observers

Classy handicapped parking sign

12th Century Church. (Next 3 photos). Note the bullet holes on the outside, on the walls facing west.

Fun with the panorama function

View of the Dordogne from Domme.

Odd Extended Front Facade

 Yes, Likely Drinkable. No, we did not buy it. A bit over 4 euros per liter.

Our Souillac dinner, one pizza per person.