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Cannes! Cannes! (Day 237)
We arrived Wednesday night, had some troubles checking into our hotel (but it turned out to be great!), went out and saw the docks and some of the nightlife while it was dark out. We fell asleep, and woke up, in Cannes. I creeped out onto the balcony to see these great southern clouds scattered across the sky like dirty laundry or a pile of fallen …
Monaco: The best of it all in one little country
... than I've ever seen in one place in my life.
Our hotel was small and about a 10 minute drive outside of Monaco in the Eze Village. The hotel is perched on the edge of a mountain and from every balcony is a view of the Mediterranean Sea... and what a view! Sunset, sunrise and any time in between the ability to differentiate the sea from the sky is removed and it feels as if you ...
Day 16 - The Monte Carlo
... All of us were now getting very behind on our washing so we set off to try and find a laundromat and explore the coastal city. We took some tourist photos sticking our heads in the jack sparrow cut out and Todd in the Charlie's angels one too. We saw the building where Cannes film festival is held. We went to the beach to but part of the walkway was closed for something. It's strange that we only travelled like 30 mins on the train and we had ...
We return to the ancestral manse
We bid fond farewells to Feelie, Felix, Ina, and Lisa, packed up the car, and drove east. We were headed to St Paul de Vence, where Annie, Emily, and I lived a decade ago. The circuitry that so unerringly remembered The Fox and The Greyhound in Keston wasn't so tuned in to remembering the more recent and more frequently travelled roads to St Paul—both Annie and I would get little flashes of familiarity, but usually by the next roundabout the spark had ...
It's Thursday and Market Day in Antibes!
... the directional signs on roadways and roundabouts. You follow the signs toward the city you are aiming for or the largest city nearby. If you make a wrong turn, so what. You get to see sights you would not have gotten to see otherwise. And eventually you will spot a sign pointing you towards where you want to go. This method has rarely failed me and today was no exception. Had I followed Jim's map, ...
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