Auberge de la Calanque Le Lavandou

... br>After drunken night and sleeping in eddys van , we went to a house that eddie is working on and passed the night there with some random french people.

Sunday, stayed at eddies house with his family again.

Was a good, different weekend, but id have preferred the festival if the weather had been good.
It rains in France as bad as england.

... itchy, but it was quiet and convenient.
The ferry was on time. I had made a reservation online prior. As soon as I arrived on the island, I rented a bike from the store right across from the dock and cruised to the Youth Hostel. The HI Hostel was up a hill, and realized I could have rented a bike from ...

So we left St Tropez to head towards Avignon. I wanted to drive along the coast and we found a little road to take us there.. Little alright! It was about 11 or 17km of narrow winding steep roads. The worst part was the cars we occasionally ran into coming the other way and the big drop on the other side!
But it was all worth it. We found all these beautiful little beaches. We stopped at one and ...

After leaving at about midnight and some 400 miles driving we arrived here at about 7pm. Settled in and have done a bit of site seeing. The stone alignments at Carnac were amazing but Mike forgot to take his camera. We'll have to go back. Went to Quiberon and Pont Aven on Sunday and just like the Isle of Wight there was nowhere to park! Went back to Pont Aven today it was wonderful. Going walking along vallee de L'Isole tomorrow only 13 k. More later.

... Internet to advertise that they are going to a certain place on such and such a day and you can pay them and go with them. I thought this was nuts at first. Expecting to meet a hippy with an old run down car I was surprised to see a guy dressed in business gear with a clean modern Renault or some other French brand. We were even joined by a couple of French girls who were going to the same place. Each of us payed the driver 25 Euros ...

... serving with vinaigrette. The liquer then comes later with rassis (hard bread) and garlic cloves. Wonderful, but Bren and Rob opted for more familiar food.

Great fun evening and the owner said we could stay overnight in the car park despite the signs banning it. Did the nose gesture about drinking! Quiet night except the 10 cars arriving c. 04:00 for the fishermen to go off at low tide.

Packed up Saturday pm, luckily before overnight shower. Sunday morning, explored Ars-en-Re etc. before heading over bridge. As we did, another old friend, Rob, called to say he was with Peter and Janet and would be in the Belon River Monday. Would we detour? Would we - yes.

So ...

... es la razón de que aparezcamos tan cubiertos de ropa. La costa salvaje se forma en el lado "descubierto" de una pequeña península de unos pocos kms de ancho y 14 km de largo. Durante estos 14 km se pueden encontrar acantilados preciosos, playas salvajes (pero salvajes, de verdad. De las que no te puedes bañar) y largos paseos sobre la hierba segada por el viento y adornados con gaviotas planeando por los "abruptos y flamantes picados" (como Juan Gaviota... aj aj aj... ja ja ja).

... Bradley, la mythique île d'Avalon. Enfin pas tout à fait. Il sagit en fait de l'île qui reste une fois qu'Avalon a définitivement sombrée dans la brume avec tout le peuple féérique et les croyances druidiques. De retour sur la terre ferme, nous allons faire un tour rapide au petit port de Saint-Goustan à Auray. C'est effectivement mignon, mais ne trouvant rien d'ouvert pour se poser, nous rentrons à Carnac. Ce sera donc piscine, comme tous les soirs !

Pour l'instant la météo n'a pas menti : il fait toujours un temps magnifique et nous profitons donc du bord de mer. Puis nous nous mettons en route pour Vannes ou Gwened comme nous l'indique la double signalisation à l'entrée de la ville. De prime abord, la ville ne nous avait pas parru très attrayante lorsque nous l'avions traversée. Mais c'était sans compter sur le vieux Vannes ! En effet, le quartier historique de la ville est ...