Camping La Pierre Verte
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Day 9: Visit to the Beach
... thing is that we payed nothing to come swim here. It was free, which I thought was dumb because the government could easily make money out of such a beautiful place. I would recommend this place to everyone who likes to swim and enjoys their days outside taking the sun. This place is also a great place to take picture in. The were countless things and ways to take pictures for those that enjoy taking shots of our environment. ...
We return to the ancestral manse
... As always, the venerable Colombe d’Or restaurant, which guarded the entrance to the village, was surrounded, like a swarm of black flies, by Mercedes, BMWs and Jaguars. The Colombe is stuffed with original art by the likes of Picasso and Matisse—in the 1920’s and 30’s these unknown and impoverished artists stayed at the hotel and the prescient owner accepted their painting as payment in lieu of cash.
Then we walked past the ...
We sail the seven C's
This was a day of C's: Cork, Chestnuts, Chartreuse, Carthusian, Contemplative Cell, Cloister, Collobrières, Cèpes. And, of course, Cousin Carole. Well, maybe even more than seven!
Other than an initial bout of cousinly nausea (maybe we got a little C-sick), from start to finish this was a sublime Provençal day. We left the house at the yawn-inducing (well, for us) hour of 9:15, headed for Monastère de la Verne, aka La Chartreuse de la Verne, aka ...
Sailing From Allicante to Frejus
... zo lag ik daar opeens gevaarlijk dicht bij de kant. de golven werden steeds hoger en ik zag geen kans het anker op te halen, de zeilen te hijsen en tegelijk weg te sturen, zonder de rotsen te raken. in het geschommel nog maar ff weggedut tot het licht werd en ik een vissersbootje kon vragen mij weg te trekken. wist ik veel dat die knakker gelijk de reddingsbrigade zou bellen. en ja hoor, kwamen ze met 87 man sterk. hoppa 345 euro armer, maar na 2 van die korte nachtjes kon ...
Le Flaneur
Your first steps into a foreign country are a bit like your first steps as a child, with the ground beneath feeling slightly less stable than when you decided to buy the plane ticket in first place. The new noises are odd and confusing, which is only compounded by the fact that the initial throes of jet-lag are just starting to settle in. Are you the toddler who is putting his hand too close to the stove-top flame because it looks interesting, ...
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