Campanile Narbonne
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Merci, Babette.
... savouries in the evening with other guests; the delicious breakfast with the usual buffet of fresh baguette, croissants, coffee, tea and so on and more fresh fruit and fruit compotes made by Babette to go with cereals or yoghurt; her helpfulness and generosity in all things, washing and drying our clothes, providing us with champagne on the night of my birthday and giving me a dozen beautiful red roses and a farewell bottle of wine as well. ...
Tan top up (or going lobster in my case...)
We got up early this morning and went to a cute little
seaside market. The market sellers really do bring everything but the kitchen
sink with them, for if you need to find something, you can be sure to find it
at a market like this. Just entering the market is a blast for the senses.
Wafts of local saucisson, cheese, olives and salted fish fill your nostrils.
The sights of such little stalls, along with the very ...
Nothing like the sun and sand to overcome fatigue!
Spent 8 hours in the car last night driving down south, listening to a delightful melange of baby TV and High School Musical. We got in at a head shattering 1:30 am to find the beds unmade in a cold, typically gigantic gite.
That being said, it was worth the sacrifice. The weather was glorious this morning as ...
Hitchiking!
... take me all the way to Perpignan, the man told me. Fortunately, this bus didn't run on sundays and I could sweetly resignate to continue my way hitchiking. I looked for the end of the village direction Perpignan. It was hard to find a car there, I even had time to have lunch while I waited, and later on I found out why. The road to Perpignan was a narrow way going in between the rocks of a mountain area. It's absolutely spectacular but at the same time not ...
South of France - Day Trips
... the top of a small mountain that has a view over looking the city and its canals, it is one of the highlights of the city so decided to take a hike up there first. Now the pictures don't really show how steep this was. Honestly, I was stopping to take breaks with all of the grandma and grandpa who also thought that walking as opposed to the bus would be a good idea. After walking up a winding steep incline for about 15 min I was greeted by stairs. Now I have experience with ...
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