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    Interior of the Basillica San Vincente. Founded in the roman times on the site of the death of several Catholic maytrs. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[355]
         		 Paul about to discover more about Santa Theresa outside the museum. Notice the look of excitement on his face.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[370]
         		 The chapel of Santa Theresa in the convent of Santa Theresa. This is believed to be the place of her birth. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[311]
         		 Bell tower of the Iglesia de Santa Theresa.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[335]
         		 A closer view of the Basillica of Sant Thomas from the city walls. Notice how Sante Theresa could look down on the Franciscan monks.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[336]
     
    Paul gazing over the walls in search of Santa Theresa.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[284]
         		 View of the plains and surrounding town of Avila from the town walls. Perhaps Santa Theresa had a view such as this in her levitations. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[277]
         		 Paul commencing his pilgrimage on the Avila walls. Can you see the delight on his face?: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[240]
         		 Paul begins his pilgrimage to Avila by climbing the ancient walls. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[239]
         		 Cathedrale square, Avila.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[299]
     
    Facade of Avila Cathedral. Perhaps the one religous monument that does not focus on Sante Theresa. However, there is a chapel. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[289]
         		 Upper choir of Royal Clerestory, Monasterio Sant Thomas.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[218]
         		 Royal clerestory at the Monasterio Sant Thomas. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[274]
         		 Choir entrance in the Iglesia de Sante Tomas: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[295]
         		 The feather that Santa Theresa may have used. Found on the pavement in Avila.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[288]
     
    Statue of Santa Theresa in one of her many chapels scattered across the city churches. Monasterio Sant Tomas.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[304]
         		 Paul with the keys to Iglesia Sant Jose; the keys that Santa Theresa is believed to have held. : by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[292]
         		 Iglasia Sant Hose, next to it is the monastry that houses many relics of Santa Theresa.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[329]
         		 by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[271]
         		 Kathryn, Cecile and Ian at Carcasonne. Just look at the weather!!: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[441]
     
    by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[356]
         		 The eclusier's apple tart.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[322]
         		 Cecile and Kathy at the back of the boat enjoying the atmosphere.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[486]
         		 Boats going into a loch.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[274]
         		 Canal view at Homps.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[267]
     
    Bridge over the Canal Du Midi.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[243]
         		 Mediterranean view from the loch.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[269]
         		 Paul under instruction from Ian.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[349]
         		 The medieval city of Carcasonne.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[300]
         		 A gnome's view of over his loch.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[300]
     
    Eclusier house on the Canal du Midi.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[253]
         		 Cecile conversing with one of the 'Eclusiers'; negotiating the sale of an apple tart.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[289]
         		 Our boat the 'Orb' with Ian and Cecile on board.: by kathryn_hendy_ekers, Views[317]
         		 Val on the river: by 4ofus, Views[317]
         		 by 4ofus, Views[325]
     
    Walking down the garden path, Val and Cheryl: by 4ofus, Views[398]
         		 the famous - and busy - Sarlat: by 4ofus, Views[328]
         		 Lovely vista from the canoe of bridges and towns overhanging the cliffs: by 4ofus, Views[368]
         		 Val paddling down the Donne, Marcelle offering encouragment from the rear: by 4ofus, Views[331]
         		 Marqesac - favourite garden on an escarpment; Dordogne valley: by 4ofus, Views[362]
     
    Val at the wheel - Megane: by 4ofus, Views[278]
         		 River Domme: by 4ofus, Views[333]
         		 Marcelle, checking that it doesn't float away while we wait for the bus to collect us and return us to the car: by 4ofus, Views[370]
         		 Ashore, finally!: by 4ofus, Views[365]
         		 One of the villages and castles takzn from the canoe - after a while you were not sure which one!: by 4ofus, Views[356]
     
    Val putting some muscles into the canoe trip, Marcelle in the rear cheering her on: by 4ofus, Views[413]
         		 Typical village photo of Sarlat, a busy place in the Dordogne. But we liked the smaller villages like Beynac and Vitrac better!: by 4ofus, Views[366]
         		 Our Lease Renault Megane; Val at the wheel!: by 4ofus, Views[279]
         		 The lovely river Domme winding through the Dordogne valley. Great for canoeing past the castles and little villages: by 4ofus, Views[297]
         		 Beautiful Marquesac, a restored medieval castle home and garden on a stretch of cliff and escarpment, our favourite garden in France so far: by 4ofus, Views[1948]
     
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