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Pont-Saint-Esprit Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Pont-Saint-Esprit, France
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I see London I see France I see Tina's underpants!
This is a top pick! ... France and no matter how ordinary, everyday and normal the things I am looking at are, it doesn't matter because we are in France. I know it sounds ridiculous but for me this is a fairy-tale place that I never really thought I would see or get ...
In my head my French is great ...
This is a top pick! ... was a hotel in Avignon. McGowns living on the edge! Phew, we made it home that night. The days we are home in Pont Saint Esprit are pleasant and relaxing. It is a modest, gentle and adequate town with everything that we need. It is not too isolated and ...
Triplets of Belleville
This is a top pick! This is Andrew. -------------------- I was not expecting the French to look so... French. This little town appears to contain all the characters from the Triplets of Belleville. I like it! Father Daude let us in to our flat. He is a self-effacing man in ...
Amazing Roman Aqueduct
... the 4th century when it began to fall in disrepair and it wasn't until the the 20th century that the aqueduct’s maintenance has been overseen by the French government Pont du Gard is now on the UNESCO’s list of World Heritage ...
Camping a la Camargue
... OK… so, off to bed… March 20: Collioure, France T’was a bit strange waking up in the big parking lot all by ourselves at the Montsarrat funicular train station just as ...
Where the wine is cheaper than water
... free wine such is the glut of decent drops coming from that country. Doesn´t seem such a stretch when you see the prices in France. Today was a stunning day of driving, with the sun pouring into the car. First off the list was the Roman aquaeduct Pont du ...
Taking time to smell the lavender
... - a 15th century property, it features shuttered windows to keep out the searing sun and howling mistral winds of south France. A crystal blue pool surrounded by lavender is respite from the heat and there are Labradors bouncing about the property to ...
Tour de Provence
... !) the landscape is something altogether different from what you expect from Van Gogh landscapes. So that is the line drawn under France. A place I was never interested in but have been amazed by. The French rude and smelly? No - the French thoroughly ...
Hollydays in France
Three weeks in France... One in Hulias and two in Paris, to visit friends and family. ...
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