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Puy de Sancy France

Puy de Sancy France


Postby scoob999 » Tue Sep 18, 2018 8:54 pm

Date walked: 05/09/2018

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Our secound Ultra of our Europe trip 8)


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Re: Puy de Sancy France

Postby Mal Grey » Tue Sep 18, 2018 10:30 pm

Nice.

I've done a few of the Massif Central hills (Puy Mary - rammed!, Chavaroche opposite -quiet, and Plomb du Cantal, big massif thing best done from W avoiding ski gubbins), and the views are excellent, as are some of the beautiful meadows on the lower slopes if you avoid the crowds. Puy de Sancy seems to have more interesting rocky bits than the others though!
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