Campanile Bayonne

un deux un deux test micro j'espère que tout fonctionne!<br>Bon voilà on est à un mois de l'aventure, les préparations se font tranquillement.<br>On a pensé qu'un blog pourrait être sympa pour vous tenir informé de ce que nous faisons et où nous sommes, on essayera de poster des commentaires régulièrement et mettre des photos aussi.<br>Surtout n'hésitez pas à commenter, ça fera plaisir!<br>A bientôt et allez hop on y va...<br>Charline et Jeremy<br><br><br>

Well, this will be my last entry. I was hoping to have updated more than i did, but i also thought i'd have far more internet than i did! Oh well, i think you've all got a picture of what it was like over here and i'm sad and ready to come back. here's a few more pics to leave you with and i'll be sure to let everyone see all 1,000 pictures we took! See you all soon! <br><br>Au revoir!!<br>

Not much to say here, but what a cool old city. We tasted some amazing wines and picked some to bring back. We wandered around town and drank more wine. Then it was up to the old tower to check out the view and drink my heineken on the street! Day seized. <br>

... we visited two wineries. We were given tours and information on their wines and winemaking, and tasted some of their wines. We also got to visit Chateau Margaux - ok, the bus stopped out the front just for a look, but it was great to get a glimps.

... directly from the farm. <br><br>One morning all of the harvesters were out in full force. Thundering masses of machinery devour the rows and leave the poor vines shivering and stark naked in the sunlight. Each tiny stem stands alone wondering where it&#8217;s beautiful globe of juice has gone! The air is so thick with the smell of newly fermenting wine, you begin to wonder if ...

... center with FREE bike rentals. Pierre (Tyler) left his passport as a deposit and we were allotted three bright orange bikes to be returned at 6:00pm. A one-day tour de France on bici for free!!   We peddled around town for a while and questions the locals on how to visit the neighboring town, Biaritz. After being pointed in the right direction we were on our way. I say 'pointed' because body ...

... In the restaurant we even had a women come up to us trying to sell us cheap touristic souvenirs. Coralie's mom talked me into buying a bottle of alchohol. Really cheap, less than 10 Euros for a nice 1L bottle of vodka. We made it back home that afternoon, I took a little nap and then prepared for the night. Coralie came home and we got dressed up to go to a club with her ...

... surf without any form of board. We spent the majority of the day here, equipped with our French-English dictionary, it was a lot of fun! This night we went out in the City of Bayonne. We stopped by a bar, had a drink. The whole bar thing is different her than at home. It's much more elegant. When I say bar, I mean, a little road side or water side café table in the late evening in a peaceful setting. No ...

Sorry for the delay in posting, we've had a little trouble finding the time &amp; internet facilities we needed. But let's get you all up to speed ... We pulled into Lille, France on the train, panicked a bit about not contacting the car people four days earlier (like the paperwork said), then gave them a call anyway. It turns out that they were actually expecting us, and brought our car to the station. It was quite hilarious re4ally ... all they did was make ...

... leg, and hobbles about taking 10 times longer than others to get to where she wants to go... but she always has a smile of her face and talks to herself as tho shes telling herself off ha ha... she is a character.. I complained about the cat, so she went to see it in my bunk and sat there cuddling it.. 5 mins later she was almost asleep ha ha ...now I have two new occupants in my bunk ha ha ... we do meet some funny characters and thats what I love about the camino :-)