"Limousin" Limousin by wandeljp

We took 2 times a week for crossing this magnificent region. Limoges is world famous for centuries for ceramics is the main city.

We have been very well received at various stages. As we often do, we try the local cuisine.

Nature is beautiful, the remains of the past are numerous. Paths we followed were well maintained and well marked.

We, at Bénévent l'Abbaye

2008

Day one: March the 30th 2008 :
Saint Agnant de Versillat > Saint Etienne de Furzac : 25 Km

Day 2: March 31 th 2008:
Saint Etienne de Furzac (322m)> Bénévent l’Abbaye (543m) : 20 Km

Day 3: April 1st 2008:
Bénévent l’Abbaye > Le Ferme de Besse: 24 km

Day 4: April 2th 2008:
La Ferme de Besse – Saint Léonard de Noblat : 27 Km

Day 5: April 3th 2008:
St Léonard de Noblat > Limoges (Panazol): 29 Km

Day 6th: April 4th 2008:
Panazol > Solignac: 16 km

Day 7 th: April 5 th 2008:
Solignac > Aixe sur Vienne: 22 km

Ready to go again

2009

Day one: April 5th 2009:
Aixe s/Vienne – Saint Laurent-sur- Gorre : 19 km

Day 2: April 6th 2009:
Saint Laurent-sur-Gorre – Cussac: 18 km

Day 3: April 7th 2009:
Cussac > Pensol 21 km

Day 4: April 8th 2009:
La Chapelle Monbrandeix – Saint-Saud-Lacoussière : 22 km

Day 5: April 9th 2009:
Saint-Saud-Lacoussière - La Baine : 23 km

Day 6: April 10th 2009:
La Baine – Brantôme : 26.5 km

Day 7: April 11th 2009:
Brantôme - Chancelade: 26.5 km

• Pros:Wonderful countryside
• Cons:Not always a "big" choise for accomodations
• In a nutshell:Great remember