Appart City La Rochelle

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... booths have been helpful (when they&#8217;re open), but they usually are not. We&#8217;ve also been cycling almost through the various regions about 1 a day. So if I do stop for information it&#8217;s only for the one day and will not help us in planning the next as we&#8217;ll be out of the region&#8230;Had a little marital spat with Brian the other day about how routine our lives have become - LOL. <br>

Ok so I'm getting a bit behind in my blogs as I've arrived at my uni now and want to write about that. I am having a really good time and re-living being a fresher, which is kind of funny! I also have my laptop set up now - yay! So as a simple solution I'm going to tell you about the food I cooked by posting some photos of it ...

... guests not wishing to do the cookery school. Anway, David, who runs the cooking classes, picked me up from the train and as soon as we pulled in I knew it was going to be a lovely week! My accommodation was somewhat classier than the hostels Id been staying at (double bed, ensuite, crisp white linen, lost of cupboards and mirrors, just the way I liked it). <br><br>I started each day by sauntering down to the dining room where there was museli and beautiful stewed ...

... Rouen is a pretty historically significant city, and is where Joan of Arc was sentenced to death and burnt at the stake (this is about the greatest level of historical detail I'm likely to manage on this blog by the way...sorry fact fans) In the afternoon we left Rouen again and headed West to Ouistreham on the Normandy coast. Our first camp was a great place just off the beach, but the weather kinda limited our exploration. We had an early night that night ...

... I performed a tidy 9 point turn in the road and set off in the other direction, despite knowing it was more prone to small town syndrome with associated 3.5 tonne vehicle paranoia.<br><br>I hate these situations in this RV as its harder and drinks loads more diesel.<br>We aimed for an "Aire" on the beach but after finding four of the nine spaces occupied by cars, we aborted and drove on to Fouras.<br>This was a further 9km and had 20 full spaces ...

... tolerable to other drivers, they can be a bit aggressive in there driving style, but they never loose there temper, after a week of driving on all types of roads I don't think I have heard one car horn used in anger, even after some of my stupid tourist mistakes! We are in La Rochelle at the moment, we drove along the north coast through Boulogne, Rouen and Le Mont-St. Michelle, where for 8 euros you can park up for the night ...

... myself (of course, Australian), all squashed onto our 2 beds, watching my little laptop. Unfortunately, the sound was really quiet, even when I turned the volume of my computer right up - I checked all the settings - it was just a quiet DVD. we were all straining to hear, and I was dreading sitting through 2 hours of that, when there is a knock at the door. It is Staña (Czech). Turns out, he has a set of ...

... words, and some amazing artwork, actually carved into the walls. The tower was actually very high, with narrow spiral stair cases, really too thin to pass any one, but too long not to happen to be walking down when someone else was walking up or vice versa. That was somewhat nerve wracking for a girl like me - it's not like you can move to the other side of the staircase, because, besides the ...

... a corridor to catch up with them. There we spoke with a woman who asked us (in french) what we were studing, when we arrived, to see our passports, and when we were leaving. Then it was back down stairs, which proved to be ever more difficult than going up. I then had to hurry again to catch up with them before I lost sight of them. Elsa then directed us to where Rebekka and I had to register, which we did, more or less in French: Rebekka ...