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First days walk for the children
... them they must eat it all which they promised to do. The starters was macaroni and mince which no one could finish and at the end they decided they could share tomorrow. That night our blistering pace was showing a little as Harriet had many blisters and Imy had very sore little toes which were bending under her foot. Andreas feet also had many blisters and poor Jeanne had an awful toothache. I think we will be visiting a farmacia tomorrow for more ...
Fun time.
Got into Buzet, 18.30 after several stops to pick bamboo and had siesta. Stayed 3 Days and was invited ti 4th July evening by some local yanks.D got drunk but chris was feeiing rough so left early.
Bought 10 ltr of the local brew on draught. Big wine area and this town is where it is all sold from. Some amazing bargains available this time if year.
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A Hidden Treasure
... La Romieu itself is a 12th century fortified medieval village with a 14th century collegiate church, cloisters and towers which are visible from the camp site only a short walk away from the village. You can hear the bells ringing too. It is also known mysteriously as the 'Cite des Chats' but I have yet to find out why, some legend about a girl who saved the city with her cats? There are many others ...
Road Trip through Southwestern France
... comes out of course. I managed to excuse myself from that but Gordon didn’t feel he could admit to being a wimp and Diane did very well too. So, very nice, but I don’t want duck again for a long time. Isabel and Gerard the perfect hosts – they worked very hard at speaking English for us and we managed with a bit of team effort to converse fairly well in French too. If you’re ever down that way, worth staying here.
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Canal Days 7&8
... everything else in town. It was like walking through a ghost town, not a soul in sight. Of course... they've all retired inside for lunch! We're having great difficulty remembering that shops close at 12pm and sometimes don't re-open until 1.30pm at the earliest, and sometimes ...
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