Bluebell Guest House
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Sunshine, peace & good food and drink
... supermarket for 15 minutes when we were told that they were shutting for lunch and would open at 2:30 (2 hours later). So we popped across the road to a little cafe for lunch and we both went for the plait de jour which was pieces of veal, mushrooms, red peppers and onions on a bed of mixed pasta. It was lovely! 2:30 soon came around and we continued our shopping in the supermarket. The following day, Friday, we went to Oradour-sur-Glane. For those that do not ...
A special event in St Privat de Pres
... along the local river for a picnic (until a nocholante farmer came and decided to mow the area directly behind us, ruining the serenity. Another day we joined Jodie and Christian (Jodie a BN friend of Dans from Eclipse, now living in Abu Dhabi) to go kayaking, however the Kayak man couldn't fit us in (something about kids at school or not at school on Wednesday) so instead we chilled at a lovely little river beach. We also made a brief but enjoyable visit to Aubeteere, ...
La Terrasse - Meyronne "Superb''?
This is a top pick!
... br> 'Oh, thank you so much, I want to mention it in my review,' I smiled as she walked away.
'Didn't know you wrote reviews,' said Peter, slightly embarrassed but also seeing the funny side.
'Well, in a fashion,' I said, 'Didn't say it was for the Michelin, did I?'
Sure I'm not the first to pull that one but it might still cause a little uneasiness, you never know after all, and hopefully they would lighten up a bit.
As for the food, ...
We've Arrived
Get to house in reasonable time, bit of shopping and then open the house up. Garden looks beautiful, Mum would have been proud.
A hard week in front of us ending up with 17 bags of clothes to tip and 20 bags to charity. Very depressing week. Lots of clearing, tidying, cleaning etc.
Visit from another estate agent with ...
Mind travel
This is a top pick!
... do what I can to add to the honour.
"Honneur" the French say, but because of the silent H it sounds a bit like the Dutch word 'oneer' which means the opposite. Can be confusing.
I know this is supposed to be about travelling, but for the moment it will just have to do. Waiting for the rain to stop, I'll just gaze at the screens while the mind wanders off to places where the sun always shines...
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