Appart'e Cagnes-sur-Mer
3, avenue de la Serre Cagnes-sur-Mer, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06800, France
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Joining in the chorus
... black valley are not comfortable companions. Stare at a fixed point on the horizon, goes the advice. I look out the window and see nothing but the reflection of the inside of the bus. I look up ahead and see a rock face, then a restraining rail running in front of darkness, then a rock face again. It takes all my mental energy not to throw up on the only bus back.
I go to the airport in about 24 hour's time, give or take a baggage handlers' strike. I'm still feeling slightly sick.
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Montjuic, Barri Gotic y Museu Picasso
... hizo pensar en Freddy Mercury al grito de Barceloooooooooooooona!!!
Bajamos de Montjüic hasta el MACBA y a Plaza Espanya y como había una conferencia de tecnología llena de personas en traje, no nos dio ni preguntar por entrar a la exposición por lo crotas que estábamos.
Para disgusto de Ami, continuamos camino al Barri Gotic, 6 manzanas llenas de construcciones super góticas que incluyen la Catedral, el Ayuntamiento y unas paredes Romanas de la época en que ...
Nice, the Mediterrean Sea, and the "beach"
... on, and hard to lie on. I will say the beach was crowded with people and no one else seemed to mind the rocks so I guess it's just us Americans who think a beach means sand. Anyhow besides the rocks the students also got the full European experience at the beach. Topless sun bathers were common and thong swim trunks, on men, we also in fashion. The students had been prepared before we went to ...
Slovenia and Italy
... along the Danube, we’ve had to customize our own route through Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. This has presented some challenges, but overall we’re pleased with the results. We were truly impressed with the patience and tolerance shown to us by the Italian drivers, who always gave us plenty of room (even when there was no shoulder). Also, if there was no room to pass us safely, they would slow down behind us and wait until it was safe to ...
An Exercise in Excess
... in hopes of catching a glimpse of someone famous. As we did it was neat to see how the streets of Monaco were permanently set up for the Grand Prix, with the red and white striped corners still marked black by the hot, screeching tires of the worlds most powerful race cars. At one point we stood and watched as a convoy of 5 Ferrari´s took the hairpin turn coming down from the mountains, their throaty engines revving as they paraded along.
Arriving at the plaza in ...



