Inter Hotel Le Boeuf Rouge Limoges
57, boulevard Victor Hugo, Saint Junien Limoges, Limousin, 87200, France
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Canoeing, Chateaus and Castles in the Dordogne
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The village of Beynac was used for the filming of the movie Chocolate. I can imagine some of the scenes that I remember in this village.
It was a fantastic day!!!! The canoeing down the Dordogne River, seeing the villages, the gardens and then the Chateau du Beynac, all so interesting and ...
Limoges to Paris
... Austerlitz in the early evening. I gather my luggage, surprised to find myself back in Paris so soon. Time has flown by in the Dordogne. I am booked into Hotel Aviatic near the Montparnass Tower south of the Seine and pretty far from the center of Paris. It was really the only thing available at the time I booked, and then only for two nights.
Later I find out why Paris hotels are full. It's Fashion Week and the city is swarming with a mix ...
First night in France
Thursday 11/8/11
258 miles
Off the boat at 8:15 this morning then disaster! The intercoms don't work. I can't hear M but when I speak it bounces back to me 10 times as loud but he can hear me – impossible situation so we turn them off.
Head for Rennes then took the ring road around Rennes towards Angers. Stopped at a village around 11 for coffee and went in the Sports Bar where they had no croissants but sent ...
A un mois du départ
... un reportage sur une personne partant avec un Visa Vacances Travail. C'est un visa qui permet aux jeunes de 18 à 31 ans, répondants à quelques exigences, de passer une année dans plusieurs pays, j'avais le choix entre Canada, Australie et Nouvelle-Zélande. Ce dernier pays me semblait être à taille humaine, parfait pour un premier voyage seule à 18 500 km de la maison.
Le Visa n'a pas été compliqué à obtenir (le plus dur c'était d'attendre mes 18 ans pour pouvoir ...
A day of history from 15000 years ago to 1944
... identify the remains. It was supposed to be a scare tactic to make sure the French knew that the Nazis were in power. The town was never demolished after the events. It was kept exactly as it was that day. Cars, buildings, sidewalks, and signs were left burnt and crumbled. I can't even imagine how terrifying it must have been for the citizens... After Oradour-sur-Glane we traveled to the caves of Lascaux. The caves were discovered on accident by ...
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