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Day 16 - The Monte Carlo
... It can be quite disorienting to when your used to paying the person that serve you and ten they ask you in another language to pay elsewhere! It was a very good croissant though! It had a subtle salty taste which was nice :). After strolling through the small streets for a whole we went back to the hotel to book another night and pay for some wifi. We made good use of the wifi too, you tuning comedians and then quickly looking up trains for the ...
We return to the ancestral manse
... journey: We visited the cemetery where Marc Chagall is buried and placed small stones on his grave. Then Annie and Paula went to the little tourist office, just across from the estate agent’s where we found La Golondrina. The office was able to supply Annie with the phone number of her dear friend, the artist and St Paul fixture Nanou. Since Nanou speaks almost no English, Paula translated. They made arrangements for us to visit Nanou at her house and studio the next ...
Short - ish Stories: Part 1
... Eventually the bar became too small for our large group, so we ventured about half a mile away to a dance bar, Morrison's. Thankfully, the bartenders there spoke only English so it was much easier to order drinks. I don't know if it was because the bartenders were American, or just because they were bartenders, but they, too, took a liking to Danielle, (she was kind of dressed like a hoochie, lol). When we got to Morrison's, she disappeared to the bar for a ...
C'est La Vie!
... WHERE WERE WE GOING TO STAY?! However, on this occasion it was fine and we were able to look around the old town of Arles before moving on to the area inland between Cannes and St. Tropez. Well, you’ve got to have a look haven’t you when they are so famous! Eventually we found another fairly basic site after a near disaster. I found a site in our camp site book in a nature reserve so emailed them (in French – I hope you’re ...
Lifes a beach and then some
... I looked at an elderly gentleman across the street who, like me, thought the lady had a) seen the bollards and b) had the magic remote to drop them. Turns out we were both wrong as she drove straight into the bollards with a huge crunch and almost trapped her car between them. A look of shock on her, my and the other chap's face she slowly reversed and pulled the car bumper area off the bollards. Miraculously they reformed perfectly ...
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