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Day 9: Visit to the Beach
Today i took a break from visiting historical places, and other things. I went to the beach in Agay. Agay is a small village and coastal resort on the Cote d'Azur, on the coast between Saint-Raphael and Theoule-sur-Mer.
So far this is one of the best beaches I have ever been to in my whole life. I was able to swim and get some sun, but I did not get sunburn. I was surprised because my skin is very sensitive. ...
Frenchy Family time
... France there are a lot of French peeps but Carol is still "The Frenchy"
With my family I visited some cute old villages like Eze, Mougin and Biot. Hilltop views magnificent. Funky art. Did some ocean rock climbing... Even my auntie came - probably the only pregnant women traversing that kinda terrain... Yea my family is kinda hardcore :-P
Played maybe a million different board games with the kids... True meaning of exhaustion. ...
We sail the seven C's
... like to know the motto of the Carthusians: "Stat crux dum volvitur orbis." In case your Latin is a little rusty, this means, “The Cross is steady while the world is turning.” Oh, one more thing—if you’ve spent any time in London or knocking around British churches you’ve probably heard the term “charterhouse,” as in Charterhouse Square. This is the English name for a Carthusian monastery.
OK, it’s finally ...
Lots of beautiful people- Caroline
... dropped us at the marina. There was a sailing regatta on and so we had the chance to see lots of massive, austere, luxurious boats and yachts. There were some great cars cruising around and the base of St Tropez is a smallish and very stylish fishing village. After grabbing a quick bagguette overlooking the marina, we set off for a wander.
We went through small attractive streets filled ...
St. Tropez
... absolutely stunning and gorgeous.
Afterwards we stopped at a museum that had works by the famous Degas and Matisse, as well as other famous French artists. Just outside the museum, local artists were selling breathtaking paintings. I really would have liked to get one but a little 8in x 8in painting was 100 euros! Maybe one day.. Soon after, it was time to head back ...