Photos by Keith Rose : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Lovely landscape,excellent image! VOTED & Like! Best regards from Athens. Nikos

The GRii goes over the Cuella de l'Infierno, the right hand col.

There had been a huge thunderstorm during the small hours. Luckily my tent held, although I had not closed the ventilation flap so I was rained on inside the tent.

Note the moon carved on the end of this log water trough. The other end had a carved sun. The feed is via smaller log with a V groove.

I dived in just too soon!

This was the best place David and I found to spend the night. We had been walking through heavy rain from Boldis Sobira.

Back on the GR11.

On returning to the GR11, I caught a train from Toulouse to here, then walked across the border to Saneja to resume the walk.

The GR11 goes up and over this col which is on the Spain-Andorra border.

This is the highest part of the GR11 at 2800m (9200ft)