L'Atelier du Soulondre
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La fete des vignes
... Cantin et Camille!
Samedi, oufff la nuite a ete courte et petit mal de bloque ce matin! tout le monde se leve, les gens perdus reviennent lol et Maelle nous fait une bouffe, pasta! aujourdhui petit tour de la ville. ouff chu en mode Zombie! bon jai besoin dune creme glace! direction gelato! mmm yogourt, chocolat noir et mangue, cest trop bon, oh la ca prendrait un cafe! et apres, quest ce quon fait? et bien ...
Amazing Millau Viaduct
On our way east across the south of France, we stopped at the Millau Viaduct. It was built between 2002 and 2004 and is an amazing construction, a technical feat. It is 2,460 metres in length and a record height of 343 metres. It has 7 concrete piers ...
In Transit
... almost punching the CD player my journey passed quickly, easily and cheaply. The moment I out of the car I was filled with relief, I realised that I have been suffering from the small town fever and the city sounds, tall buildings, streets of shops and buzzing trams were a positive and welcomed shock to the system. The familiar wave of city excitement fell over me, the time to traipse, taste and travel ...
Merci, Babette.
... The day we drove towards Millau was hazy which we knew would hamper good photos and it was also quite windy. At the first designated lookout to observe the Viaduct, above the town of Millau, we still got out to start snapping. I honestly thought I was going to be blown over and clawed my way back to the car to work out a strategy. The wind strength here was more noticeable, perhaps because it was on top of one ridge of the gorge through which the ...
The men with long sticks, Do they need a license?
There was movement at the station for the word had passed around, steve the Aussie needed help with canal information. [almost verbatim from banjo patterson's man from snowy river] every man woman and woofer was there to help. The Marina staff were drawing me mud maps and the yachties were giving me charts to copy. The boys at the bar even phoned the canal authourity to get the word from the man direct, then printed out ...