Le Moulin Pastelier Toulouse
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Carcassonne, hey hola Felix et Denis!
... des bonnes choses la! je regarde les photos quon a prit, hiiiii my god, cest pas toute beau! hahaha mais cest tellement drole!!!
bon aujourdhui, on va visiter les chateaux de Catar. des vieux chateau en ruine, qui sont pas tres loin dici! oh petit malaise de felix dans l auto, yen a meme la main qui bouge plus lol, ca va pas ben, ca finit par passer lol, on a bien rit de lui :P sans rancune;
on monte la mega montagne, jaurais aimer ...
All good things come to an end
The end of our holiday is near. Today we left St Victor Rouzaud at the start of a glorious day and motored our way to the Toulouse with the assist of Tom Tom. All went well with giving the car back - even though it was covered with a wonderful coat of dust, mud and leaves. I became quite fond of the little Renault diesel number.
Saw the funniest shaped plane ever in Frankfurt at the Airbus factory - Puppa said it was a cargo plane; ...
The time has come
Our time away has nearly come to an end.
This morning we travel to airport, return the little car, (with an extra 1300ks on it) and catch the flight to Frankfurt to catch the flying kangaroo to Singapore - I still have about 4kgs of luggage allowance which I am sure I can fill in Singapore!!
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Happy wanderings
... whiloe working its way up and then down hill; on one side a steep cliff the other trees. The road was covered in fallen leaves in colours of red, yellow and orange. There seem to little mountain streams rushing everywhere. This opened out at the top (around 2000m) to grasslands and you could hear the bells on the cows ringing all around. There were no passing places - thankfully there was also no traffic. The view from the top was superb - we both had a ...
Give us a car and off we go
... the valleys on to the ski resorts. The Pyrenees looked wonderful bathed in sun. We really would recommend this part of France for a visit - this time of year not many tourists and the locals are great. It is still unspoilt when you are away from the ski fields.
On the drive back we travelled through St Georges Gorge, never have we been on a road like this. The gorge was dramatic, wild, ...
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