Day 4 – Champex to Tre la Tete. A new Dawn, a very new Steve. Breakfast was not served particularly early in this backwater & I feared the worse as the owner appeared to be on his own but give the man his due he didn’t hang about & our pastries, meat, cheeses etc. were served elegantly & swiftly. Judy was first to join me with Steve following soon afterwards duly decked out in running

Day 3 – Courmayeur to Champex. Day 3 was now to be a rest day for Steve, looking back & in the ideal world we should have delayed our run giving Steve a rest day on Monday but the weather forecast of storms later in the week had forced us to run at the first opportunity, we were where we were. I breakfasted alone (well if you don’t count 20 Japanese guided TMB walkers, (stop

Day 2 – Refuge des Monttets to Courmayeur. The large communal dorm. together with the adjacent excellent toilet/shower block gave us a civilised night’s rest allowing my ever sensitive bowels to sort themselves out, mostly. Some weeks before back in the U.K. Steve & I had revised our plans changing a 4 day schedule for the run to a 5 day schedule meaning that Day 2 would be a short day (now even shorter after

This may need splitting into several blogs but I’ll start typing & see how it goes. PS. Having now typed Day 1 the run definitely needs splitting into several blogs (from my personal diary point of view, sorry). Two days after Judy & I descended off Mont Blanc’s Western flanks we drove into Geneva’s airport & picked Steve up. By the time we got back to our Les Bossons camp site he would have little

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