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Monte Carlo, Monaco
Tiny, but packed with fun, Monte Carlo offers a wonderful combination of history, beauty, entertainment and leisure. The wealthiest spot in Monaco, Monte Carlo is an enchanting place, known as the international capital of luxury and for its celebrity-sightings, casinos and nightlife. Yet the old world shines through in its art and architecture. Palaces, cathedrals and museums dot this ...
La récolte des olives à Foa
... je n'ai jamais mangé autant de topinambours de ma vie !), du dadò (assaisonnement végétal) et un mélange d'herbes aromatiques (avec ou sans sel), tout avec des produits du jardin.
Il y a aussi des teintures-mères, des macérats, des onguents.
Ils confectionnent aussi évidemment des confitures et compotes (fraise, fraise des bois, poire, pomme, pêche de vigne, arbouse, cerise...) avec les fruits du jardin. Et de ...
Day 16 - The Monte Carlo
... just incase you missed that try have both now blown €25 on failure) Todd made money though he made €35 not knowing really what was happening and annoying a lady who had thousands on the table in chips. Todd and I made a dance to rub in our victory and meg and jake both have to deal with the guilt of wasting there money. It was an awesome experience and we learnt that jake has issues with gambling ( I had to drag him away literally :)) ...
La dolce vita
... did some careful research of local restaurants and in the end, chose wisely, never more so than Nero di Seppia, a high ceilinged, rather minimal looking place overlooking the sea, in a hard to find street well away from the more touristy Porto dei Mauriizio. To think we uhmm’ed and aah’ed about going there – when we drove past at 7pm it was deserted, but we had read of its reputation for superb food and an ever changing menu, presented on ...
Outbreak
... glad with the rainy season in Hawassa, with enough water and food.
Meanwhile most Hawassa volunteers leave for their home countries, or transfer to another part of the country, which is a good excuse to us to catch up for farewell dinners. Town turns out to be quiet without volunteers and additionally I take notice of postponed arrival of a new group of VSO volunteers. A new law concerning non government organizations makes it difficult for expats to ...