Biarritz Anglet

Tom and Sue took the day to zip to Bilbao (1:45 south of Biarritz) to see the famous Guggenhiem Museum. Wow, what a building!! The exhibits pale in comparison, but still we enjoyed a solid 4 hours at the museum. Afterwards, we drove back to San Sebastian where Sue introduced me to Alona Berri, the ...

I don't really need to tell you what we did do I? Take one part playground, one part beach, and one part sunset and you have a Kramer day in Biarritz.

           

Judy spent the day with Pierre, a former wrestler and French Olympic wresting coach (he went with the team to Atlanta) who she had met on the train ride a few days ...

We spent the morning touring our recently discovered Bayonne with the kids and Judy continued exploring during the afternoon ...

... cathedral and adorable cobble stone streets. Since it was sunday, the only place open was a small creperie, but we had a nice time nonetheless which Judy watched the kids.

             

Farmor took an 11am train back to Paris and we were down to just one Grandma! The weather continued to be ideal and we enjoyed another great beach day and a wonderful sunset meal on our patio. Yeah Biarritz!!

   

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Our afternoon is on a tour of the local Basque town of Bayonne. The centre of the city is a walled fortress with a draw bridge, not working, but with all the weights and lines still there. The homes are now apartments with stores on the mail floors. We visit the Cathedral Ste. Marie built in the 13th century. Inside there is a woman with information on the pilgrimage from here to Santiago Compostiala ...

salut tout le monde!!!!! je pars aujourdhui pour lespagne voir mes fameux tauraux, jai vraiment hate de voir ca!!! ca va etre malade apres je vais continuer mon chemin vers lisbonne au portugal pour quelque jour!! on a reussis a avoir 2 jours coller de super beau temps ici tse juste bon pour ameliorer mon batard de coup de soleil, ouin ici cest pas comme au quebec le soleil est fort en crisse!! hier jen ...

... and slate roofed - they look less warm and give the green fields a definite grayish tinge. It was also overcast which can't have helped. Lugo's second century, completely intact, although heavily restored, Roman walls*** made it as good a base for our next planned excursion as any other. Like every other Spanish town (especially one with a walled old city in the middle), it has a hair tearing, nerve shredding one way system which means traveling 200m (if you're pointed in the ...

... type place (I was still in France but it has much Spanish influence)and ordered a beef dish with a side salad..well that's what it said anyway and I would include a picture for full effect of what this actually was but it was by far the greasiest meal EVER! to eat in France healthily or is it healthfully? is next to impossible but I have to start man.


So I met up with a couple of Kiwi´s and an Aussie in my room and we have ...