Chateau d'Angers

The ride from Ancenis to Angers took a lot longer than we expected. KilometrI signs would say 16 km to go to Angers and then 3 kms later a sign would say 16 kms to Angers. The last 10 kms felt more like thirty k's. We entered Angers through parklands and wetlands called Bords de Maine. The residents of Angers were out in force enjoying a sunny day …

Dropped into Angers on our way south , checked out the chateau. Decided to leave the next day because the place were were staying that had a great view of the chateau was so loud it was ...

... chateau but you could stay in a room. And parked in front was a little Renault. The countryside became a bit flatter; there were more chateau and their ruins but by about 1pm it was becoming clear that I was making good time and would be in Angers in a ...

... , lots of trees, the River Maine bisecting it and also has the biggest and best chateau we have yet come across. The Chateau d'Angers was commenced in the 13th Century and has a circumferential distance on its impressive rampart wall with towers of one ...

... houses in Quartier de la Cite and the Cathedral St Maurice. Incredible rounded, ribbed vaulting and C15th stained glass. The Chateau d'Angers is a very interesting castle that has changed over the years to adapt to new military developments. It was ...

... so glad to be in a smaller city that I knew like the back of my hand and could relax in!  I decided to visit the Chateau of Angers while I still had energy- because I knew that if I got settled to much in the apartment I would pass out from being so ...

... week-long intensive course, which is 3 hours of language and culture studies each day. Tomorrow we are going to visit the Chateau d'Angers in the afternoon after another day of non-stop French. Things are starting to get easier in terms of the ...

... less tired than had I chosen to party on. I would just like to mention that we went to Normandy yesterday and the Chateau d'Angers yesterday. Both were beautiful. Photographs are coming soon. This may not make much sense and I'm not quite sure the point ...

... well.             A plus tard, Wenonah Feel free to write or call me while I’m here: Wenonah Echelard 33 Rue Parmentier 49000 Angers, France +06 28 97 16 65 Vous me manquez – ...

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... wine back home, customs is quite the hassle. Au revoir! Ps. Today Alie and I took a nap in the Maze Garden of a Chateau, then we turned on my Ipod speakers and sat on the grass listening to edwarde sharpe and the magnetic zeroes. How many other times ...