Campanile Millau
Lieu-dit 'Cap du Cres' Millau, Midi-Pyrénées, 12100, France
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Suspense in Millau
... from Interlaken down to the French Riviera, however somewhere along the way it became terribly important to make a 13 hour detour via Millau. And all that for a bridge. We felt that our journey across Europe would not be complete without driving across the world's tallest suspension bridge - the Millau Viaduct.
Along the way we went through Lyon in France - the GPS happened to spot the ruins of a Roman Aqueduct in Lyon while Susan was ...
Viaduc de Millau....This is some bridge.Whoops.!
... spending time with our English friends. The history is so hard to comprehend – dates, times etc. The villages built out of the mountains, so concealed from the marauding enemies.
On to Dublin Friday to visit with Gayle and Sean and then on to Kerry. We have been blessed with such good weather here in France, it’s hard to think winter and heavy clothes will be on the agenda in Ireland. No doubt the Guinness will help, not to mention the Gin and Tonic!
Bon ...
Day 35 - Carcassonne - Millau (via Roquefort)
... underneath it that you can appreciate its size. By the time we arrived though it was nearing 6pm so the museum was closed. Plus it was high time we went and found somewhere to stay which took us a couple of attempts and pushed the time out to 7.30pm.
We didn’t attempt a supermarket run for dinner but instead headed out to a brasserie where we shared the restaurant with members of the French army. Mikayla and Sarah found their white hats amusing.
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Amsterdam and pareeeeee
... up about an hour. we climbed hundreds of stairs to get up there but it was pretty cool at the top.
the next day we went to the Louvre which was so much less interesting than i thought. we spent about 4 hours there then caught a train to see the catacombs. these are massive burial pits that are filled with skeletons. would have been awesome to see but sadly they were closed so we went to the arc De triomph. it was massive! and more stairs.
and i cant believe ...



