Travel Blogs Nearby
In my head my French is great ...
... the river the buildings became older and the river offered spectacular views of city along the river and the old city up along the hills. We just caught the Monday market along the river as they were packing up but had a quick look. With the time we had left before we had to jump back on the train to catch the last bus to Pont Saint Esprit, we managed to find the Cathedrale St Jean and square, the ancient Roman ruins and roam the cobblestone lanes and ...
Une Autre Aventure :)
Went with Hanna G. and Carly to St. Rémy and we had a blast!! C'était vraiment super chouette! ;) Able to see all of the different sites that Van Gogh painted his tableaus in the town; we were able to appreciate the beauty of this little town without all ...
La Vie est Belle <3
... Cannot wait for other day trips like this - would rather spend time out exploring than behind a computer typing on a blog any day.
Le monde est un livre dont chaque pas nous ouvre une page.
Alphonse de Lamartine, Voyage en Orient VIII
...
Triplets of Belleville
... I'm not so sure.
They must have had a great need for priests at some point because there are 10 beds here. There is also a double bed in a separate room at the other end of the flat. The children and I puzzled over it for some time. We figured that it belonged to a very fat priest... who snored.
----------------------
...
Avignon, Provence
... of shops and made our way towards St Benezet Bridge. The bridge had suffered major floods and because of this had been split in half! The bridge was expensive to walk on so we just admired from a distance. We stopped and had a rest by the river before making our way to mcdonalds for some lunch! Our final stop was the natural history museum before heading to the station to make one of our final journeys! ...

