Adagio City Aparthotel Bordeaux Gambetta

un deux un deux test micro j'espère que tout fonctionne!<br>Bon voilà on est à un mois de l'aventure, les préparations se font tranquillement.<br>On a pensé qu'un blog pourrait être sympa pour vous tenir informé de ce que nous faisons et où nous sommes, on essayera de poster des commentaires régulièrement et mettre des photos aussi.<br>Surtout n'hésitez pas à commenter, ça fera plaisir!<br>A bientôt et allez hop on y va...<br>Charline et Jeremy<br><br><br>

Well, this will be my last entry. I was hoping to have updated more than i did, but i also thought i'd have far more internet than i did! Oh well, i think you've all got a picture of what it was like over here and i'm sad and ready to come back. here's a few more pics to leave you with and i'll be sure to let everyone see all 1,000 pictures we took! See you all soon! <br><br>Au revoir!!<br>

Not much to say here, but what a cool old city. We tasted some amazing wines and picked some to bring back. We wandered around town and drank more wine. Then it was up to the old tower to check out the view and drink my heineken on the street! Day seized. <br>

We spent our first day in Bordeaux relaxing and wandering around the city. Ate a few baguettes. <br><br>The next day we caught a train to St Emilion to check out the beautiful little village.<br><br>On our last day we did a wine tour of Medoc ...

Vines, vines, everywhere are vines. <br>Blockin&#8217; up the scenery, breakin&#8217; my mind.<br>Rouge vin, blanch, ro-se<br>Can you taste the wi-ine?<br><br>Spent about 3 days cycling through Bordeaux&#8217;s beautiful wine-country. <br><br>Pulling away from the mouth of the Girone river we entered wine country with a vengeance. Cattle and corn farming drifted away and were ...

... 6 en passant, mais surement des touristes). alors je vous réécris dans 4 jours... et on se revoit dans deux mois...ou plus!!(desolé Vinc j'ai pas trouver comment faire de paragraphe sur les claviers français)<br><br><br>ah oui, Tortue géniale c'est a cause de mon gros sac-a-dos qui est assez lourd que je ''trimbale'' partout(si vous avez pas lu Dragon Ball dans votre jeunesse essayé pas de comprendre)( Tin!! j'ai trouver comment pour les paragraphe... ;)<br>

... every last bit of the crab that could possibly be eaten (basically everything except the shell) - this is not as easy as you think and took well over an hour's assiduous and non-stop work - but it's the sort of work I love to do :). After this wonderful feast I drove on through St-Malo and into the Finistère (end of the earth) peninsula. I am now in Brittany and there is a distinctly Celtic feel to the place names - the northern coast of the peninsula is called Lèon, and the ...

... there is a tram stop right outside Gare St Jean and once you know how its easy (ticket machine or buy from office in station). Its basically 1 euro per journey (we got the 5 euro ticket which you reuse for 5 trips. Once on board you validate in the machine and you can ride for a full hour (all for 1 euro). the trams are state of the art and modern and run very frequently. It is a very impressive ...

... the rain made things uncomfortable and the raincoat i got is well worth the money. We then left driving parallel to the River Loire and past the Castles Chaumont and Amboise until we arrived at the town of Tours. Their railway station was very large. The town was very nice with many small shops and narrow streets. Unfortunately it was still raining. We then drove down the motorway - through three toll booths and along ...

We took the night train from Paris to Bordeaux to visit our friend Etienne. We didn't sleep that well in the train and I was still really tired in the morning. Etienne came to pick us up from the train station and I fell asleep in the car. The guys went to check out something at Etienne's work and I continued sleeping... as I also did at Etienne's sister's.... It was a bright and sunny day and Etienne took us, aswell as ...