Campanile - Aix En Provence Jas De Bouffan Aix-en-Provence

... made some friends had we the time and resources to put together costumes... I decided we were dressed up as Canadians, which I thought would have worked great until Tom pointed out that Canadians would probably speak more French. But we weren't really left out, there were only a handful of people dressed up. Overall; here is the tally of costumes in Aix on halloween: 2 girls in witch hats (with one stocking each), 5 ...

Over the last months of travel, we’ve met and talked with many people about what we’re doing. As you can imagine, we’re greeted with many responses. Most can’t fathom a trip without end or adgenda. Some say they admire what we’re doing. Setting off onour own, turning our back on convention and creating an adventure. Others think we’re fools. Although the woman who said that ...

... was treated to a surprise tea party chez moi (complete with Disney napkins and cups...and wine) and I bought her a kettle, tea, and biscuits, what every British girl on her year abroad needs (well, apart from myself, being a strange and rare non-tea-drinking creature)! She had a fantastic time and all were home by 10:30 (the buses don't run late here), but then again we had started relatively early! For Louise we had a film night and then a night out. I think her ...

... yesterday, Saturday, and it is cooler but still nice. The trip here was spectacular with many olive groves and big mountains. Today we went on a tour to Les Beax - another medieval town with a castle - poor Graham and on his birthday too. Then we went winetasting and to the premier olive oil producers in France. The Mistrql was blowing on the tour and it was very cold but warmer back here in the camp. Tomorrow we explore Aix on foot then we go to Avignon.

... myself to one a day for the sake of conscience. They’re the thin kind, too, so usually come folded like a paper airplane or even rolled up tortilla-style. Of course there are lots of Maghribian dishes in the Arab quarter- couscous etc., but that requires actually sitting down… ahem. Easier are the taboules and other salads available in the grocery stores. At least a steady diet of vitamins has finally ...

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... is times like these that remind me that people are people, no matter where they are or where they're from. We all have interests and issues, and we simply want to live a good life.    We wrapped up the night with an exchange of gifts, which almost brought tears to all of our eyes. It has truly been a pleasure to visit with Jean and Dominique, and Michael and I will always remember their hospitality.

... California. If you are after a more active and sport sort of thing then give a nod to the homeland. Not only the cycling safer, but you can even intermix cycling and hiking with fishing, rock climbing, and even surfing. In some ways California cannot be beat here. But for those true country win-y sort of activities see above. The hiking is not as good as in France but American drivers are more inclined to avoiding collisions with cyclists. ANZAC ...

... walking south onto rue d'Italia which turned into cours Gambetta until I thought for sure we were off track. The road signs were not the best but eventually on our way down the hill and to our left we saw an open gate to an area that looked like a park. Way down the sycamore lined driveway we could see our B&amp;B, Pavillion de la Torse. The garden was beautifully manicured, in the traditional English style, and we were ...

... as a city, don't get me wrong, and I still do, but I wanted out of there. So I informed my study abroad coordinator about IAU and that I wanted to switch to that program. She was absolutely fine with it and sooner than I could say Provence I was signed up and ready to go. First I had to have some of my courses "approved" by Winthrop before actually signing up, but after many weeks of phone and e-mail tagging I was finally able to sign up no problems ...