B&B Blois
Travel Blogs from Vineuil
Onto finnisterre by bus
... there was no water at all and that the whole of finnisterre was out of water. We went out for dinner but many places we're shut due to no water but still found a great restaurant that served a delicious seafood dinner.. We had a paella and a mixed seafood grill which we could not finish and was a great way to end our camino and celebrate Cedrics 52 ...
Into Santiago
... not opening until 8pm and the children tired, foot sore and hungry we ate at the early hour of 7pm at a not so posh restaurant but the fish meal was very good all the same. The children and Jeanne who is still suffering from a very bad toothache went to bed after dinner but the crew of Cedric, Rochelle, Sabine and David as well as Andrea had a couple of wine bottles together. This time the wine was not pilgrims ...
Wet day in Paris and road trip to Blois
... move over to squeeze in a third car, to a woman in France on the autoroute driving in the rain at 140km/hour reading a text! Our BnB was just out of Blois in Fontaine en Sologne, a sleepy little farm village. Being Monday there was not much open. So on the recommendation of our host Josée we dined at the local Bistro. Bistro underplays this little place as its cuisine was more ...
Chateau, chateau
... up and down into the river below to turn the rotisserie, large enough for cooking whole deer.
Blois was a good place to visit from Molineuf. We went to the markets and walked around the old town. We had picked up our hire car in Blois on our first day there. It took Elio a little while to get used to the driving and to stop trying to change the gears with the door handle. Mental note: Spend the extra money next ...
Villandry
... light and airy, full of colour. The children's bedrooms on the top floor were just gorgeous, with a collection of old toys on display. And the gardens...even at the end of summer and being readied for the cold season, they were still glorious. We spent the whole afternoon ...