L'Abbaye de la Bussiere
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Don't overlook the small towns!
My husband and I had an amazing four-day stay in Burgundy at L'Abbaye de la Bussiere, which has exquisite grounds and service and is in a convenient location about equidistant from Dijon and Beaune.
We ate in the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant 2 nights, and in the more casual bistro another night. The two meals we ate in the …
Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... die Burgunder Weinberge zu fahren. Nach einem wechselhaften Tag (Die schöne Phase neigt sich schonwieder dem Ende zu), war ein ausgiebiges Abdendessen inkl. Pinot Noir aus dem Rebberg nebenan genau das Richtige. Als uns dann der lokale Förster von Nuits-St-Georges anbot bei ihm im Haus zu übernachten und uns sogar mitsamt Velos in seinem Büssli dahin zu transportieren, nahmen wir dankend an. Es gab ein langer Abdend mit viel Wein und ausgiebige Erzählungen aus ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
The humble cooee. we Aussies have the call designed for calling out across large areas of bush. It starts with a coo in mid tones aand ends with a wee in higher pitch. It works. i was chatting to a nutcase Danish Kayaker who is paddling to spain, when I heard some yahoo yelling cooee. i didnt twig at first assuming it was kids. But then it occured to me that it was a Cooee call and who the hell knows There are Assies here. So I looked around to ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... ham for example. you can buy it in oz but its just ham. Nothing special. But try it in Italy and the flavour is spectacular. You begin to understand why the Italians and Greeks etc all have their own shops. They import it direct so it is the real deal and worth every penny. Olive oil made localy by hand in greece still has the green, grainy look it is supposed to. And you will happily drink it, It is that good. In the supermarket it is blended and ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... to hike with these people who are the ages of our children. I told myself that if I could carry a snare drum on my shoulder and keep up with the boys in the band in college, I could do this (I am really one stubborn and proud woman). It was a wonderful hike, through the forest and through clearings, climbing up and up and coming to spots where we could look across valleys and look down on towns we have visited. We saw spots where the earth ...
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