Auberge La Diege Capdenac

St Julien d'Empare Capdenac, Midi-Pyrénées, 12 700, France

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Suspense in Millau

A travel blog entry by saaimas

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... everywhere recommending to brake with your gears.

We got to where Google maps said that Millau bridge was. But once again we had a bit of trouble understanding the road signs - we did not want to get caught by the road forcing us through the tolls and onto the bridge yet. We intended to do some sightseeing first before crossing the bridge, so we were looking really hard for signs indicating lookout spots or tourist information. We went on ...

Viaduc de Millau....This is some bridge.Whoops.!

A travel blog entry by docandjill

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... English architect Norman Foster it spans 2,460 metres over the Tarn River. Its highest pylon is 343 metres above the valley. The piers which support the bridge contain 85,000 cubic metres of high performance reinforced concrete. The A75 motorway which we took for most of the way (only took us about an hour from home to Millau) climbs around 860 sq metres for the journey and is a toll free motorway running some 240 klms. It tunnels through mountains and other times hangs off the side of ...

Millau bridge and a visit to Peyre

A travel blog entry by rickandwill

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... Another day here and we would be treated like locals, even know our way around now. Shame to leave.
However tomorrow we will head towards Paris, will not arrive there that day as we are going the long way and keep to the countryside. will stay at a very small place for the night, that is if we can find anything there. Basil Garmin will come up with something for us.
A lovely day we will always remember as very special.

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Meandering through Millau

A travel blog entry by rickandwill

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... found lots of narrow alley ways and got the feeling of how the locals live. It is a very interesting area. Nothing much opens before 10am and by 1pm everything closes again untill 2.30pm. All the restaurants keep open of course as that is where they all go. Some of these very narrow lane ways might have a couple of tables and chairs outside their shops but I tell you what they have the best food and coffee at ...

Lakeside campsite

A travel blog entry by geoffbid

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Again pleasant driving avoiding toll roads, across open rolling coutryside.
Tricky. this finding places to stay, I had thought that we would use French Aires, but the ones I've aimed for are full. So we found a campsite with no one in!. It is the end of French holidays.
We walked a bit by the lake, drank some local wine, listened to thunder in the distance and slept ...

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