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Day 6: Marseille
... we wanted to see the Mediterranean, so we decided to go anyway, thinking it would just be an interesting time-killer. The boat ride over was really rough, but the views of the port of Marseille were awesome, as was the close pass by Chateau d'If. When we got to Frioul, we were in for a surprise. There must have been only 20 people on the whole island, and they all went a different way than us. We walked up to a little space between two cliffs, and came out the other side on an ...
The Winds of Toulon
... to get out of the wind.
We caught the ferry back to La Seyne after lunch as the ship was leaving earlier this afternoon. After a little bit of communication confusion, we were able to find the right ferry and the ride back to La Seyne was not bad. Once back on board the Silhouette, Bob, Carol, John, Paul and I made our way to the Ensemble Lounge for the daily trivia contest. It was a hoot… These cruisers are serious ...
#KamiProbs
... its a small school so not many students)
Then at dinner last night Laura made a comment I've heard for 16 years: you would be a good teacher.
I'm beginning to think people are trying to tell me something. Haha. I've heard that since I was little... Maybe it's something to look into. Even Nicole agreed with Laura and complemented me on how well I am with Laura and that I do a good job. Kasia can attest to how "strict" ...
"weekend" is "weekend" in French
Yep. The same word! makes it easy to remember!
Anywho, i know LAST weekend i promised ya'll some pictures. then i did not deliver. So this post will include photos!!! Promise!
I just have a few things to say first.....ha.
First off, yesterday is one reason I love traveling so much. To begin, since i'm american Nicole wanted to have a Thanksgiving meal for me and to invited any americans i know. Well, i've only met a few and i can live with never ...
The Port of Marsille
... have trouble carrying heavy bags up stairs ask before booking . Casa Ortaga has no lift and steep narrow stairs but don't be put off, it is a lovely little B&B done up in an old world style of around the 1940s I would say with lots of antique furnishings and original decor from the period with walls painted red and dim lighting, and David has music from the period playing most of the time so the place had a great a feel to it. The reception ...
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