Cahors - Dreaming On - Over the Pyrenees - CycleBlaze

October 8, 2022 to October 9, 2022

Cahors

Saturday morning market day. The market in Cahors is one of the best we've seen. We picked up six small goat cheese disks, a chunk of tome cheese, spinach frittata, tomato and cheese pie slices, salad fixings and bread for lunch as well as smoked haddock and veggies for supper.
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Cathédrale Saint-Etienne from the back.
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Having fun posing when we have friends with us to take our picture.
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More photos of Cahor's famous medieval bridge
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Exploring Cahor with Patty and Adam.
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Strolling on the bridge.
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The St. Étienne cathedral was built in the 11th C. It was consecrated by Pope Calixtus II on September 10, 1119, first completed around 1135 and has had many additions and renovations since.
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The view from our window.
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In the monk’s garden
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Admiring a large Canvas by Henri Martin, a post impressionist originally from Cahors who has a lovely museum named for him. The way he captured the light was so impressive.
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