Mas De Capelou
1336, chemin des Poiriers , Avignon
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Mas De Capelou Avignon

1336, chemin des Poiriers Avignon, Provence, 84000, France

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In my head my French is great ...

A travel blog entry by mcgown

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... forced to pull down the ramparts and fill up the moat, the city wall still stands today. It is a wonderful city to roam through with the old part of the city within the city walls.
Lyon
We have friends in Brisbane, Luc and Mary Dubreuil. Campbell was at Nundah State school with Xavier. Luc is from Lyon and he would talk about this ancient city with its old buildings and cobblestone streets, so as soon as I knew we were going to France I knew I wanted to ...

Une Autre Aventure :)

A travel blog entry by jmiller0306

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

A travel blog entry by jmiller0306

Went to Arles with Hanna G. and had a wonderful, wonderful day!! We saw the Espace Van gogh, La Place Van Gogh, La Café La Nuit, and a Musée of contemporary art.

Plus, we were complemented by a local on our French prononciations/language :)
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Triplets of Belleville

A travel blog entry by mcgown

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... at home, I guess. The flat itself is an old presbytery that apparently ran out of priests. It has an array of crucifixes and a little sconce for holy water. The kids assure me that we will all be safe from vampires here. I don't know about that, I have seen strange old ladies dressed in black hanging around the church. Tina says they are ...

Avignon, Provence

A travel blog entry by becca90

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... 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! ...

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