Friday, August 06, 2010

La Berarde

We took a trip to the very small mountain town of La Berarde this afternoon, for two nights at the CAF refuge


(four adults and two babies in a teeny room -- wheee!)

wandering around the town and environs:




Ian rode up from Grenoble and met us there: A serious ride! Dinner was simple but excellent, and perfect fuel for tomorrows excursion.

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