Castel de Tres Girard
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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... einzigen weit und breit. Aber Fischer gibts viele und immer mal wieder ruft jemand: "Bon courage!"
Den Regentest haben wir bestanden, wir zelten trotzdem. Allerdings ist die Auf und Abbauerei zeitraubender als erwünscht und so bleibt angesichts der wenigen hellen Stunden nicht viel übrig fürs Kilometer Sammeln. Das wetter ist wieder besser und Daniel ist auch wieder fit, deshalb brechen wir auf.
Hallo Burgund!
Wir entscheiden uns weg vom Eurovelo ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... to cover the cockpit roofs removable section so it doesnt leak and it will also cover the windscreen when the frosts start so I dont have to chip ice off them each morning. So far The weather has been pretty damn good. I think we just got a taste of the next month and the rest of the trip. Not to mention the fun I will have trying to move red in the locks by myself between crews with cold hands. i have 93 locks in 147km coming up. It will be ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... We just got back from a monster shop in the Monster supermarket across the road. It has everything. Tools, generators, paint and even foodand Dunny paper. Its enormous. It also has wine from the region so naturaly we are checking out a cheeky little pinot noir from a town we passed today. It is a shame to miss all the little stops. They look like fun. But we have people arriving and its better we are in a place they can find and in a place with power ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... to get drunk”) and she taught me a new noun that evening. She was offering me a cornichon, which is a small sweet pickle. But she asked me if I wanted a cornichon or grands nichons – she giggled and her father didn’t look happy with her. Now I know how to say “big boobs”. Not sure when I’ll use that one.
On Thursday evening, we had our landlord, Bertrand, and our American friend, Jim, over for ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... The helpful young man gave us a plan de ville and some directions of a walk we might like to take around the town. As we started down the first street we passed under a double-walled city gate. This had been used in olden days to keep the city safe and to control the flow of travelers (like us!) into the city. Nowadays, it was just cool to look at where the drawbridges had been controlled and at holes for who-knows-what ...
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