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... sunshine, and 'who cares attitute' into the place (not literally mind- im not mother teresa), and i think towards the end, when id overcome a bit of the language barrier, i saw a little light at the end of a very dark tunnel.
I'm kidding of course, i am not claiming by any stretch, to be a messiah sent from above, and nor do i dislike france or the french(ive got good french friends) but sometimes after a little too much cheese and wine, it can start to go moldy very quicky.

... and lands. One village overlooking the wide expanse of French farmlands had an old cathedral at its highest point and a cave with a chapel inside. We ducked into the cave to find a statue of Mary and candles lined along the rocks below her. This would be an interesting place for prayer. So one after the other I enjoyed these visits to the medieval villages.

That night Mathieu also took me to a dinner party with his friends and we ate again raclette but I ...

Visiter quelques musées gratuit, (à cause du festival ''printemps à Toulouse'') c'est toujours rentable !

Nous avons fait le musée des augustins. Il y a plein de statues et de vieilles pieces murales des églises de Toulouse.

Ensuite la Basilique St-Sernin, très jolie puisque son cloché est illuminé le soir.

Et finalement les Abattoirs, avec un tat d'art dont du ne comprend jamais vraiment la signification (l'art modern...).

... t wait to be on the road again….). At about 5 pm or so, both of us were getting stir crazy from being stuck in the car. I was bored. I would have liked to drive, but we only registered Conrad for the car. I tried to work on a puzzle book, but after about 45 minutes of this, I began to get car sick. I just can’t read in the car anymore.

We finally arrived in Toulouse around 5:30 or so. Conrad called Claude and he came to meet us ...

... and cutting, and blowing all throughout the day.

Along the way were several interesting people as well. One lady was doing dome watercolour paintings along the shore. At one point, we actually had our own cheering section. A group of older women had gathered at an ecluse. When we cycled by, ½ of them started clapping and shouting ‘Bravo, Bravo!”. I started to wonder if we had somehow intersected ...

Provence had cast a long shadow of "can't wait" on our travel plans for awhile. This is the land of Vincent Van Gogh's olive groves, sunflowers and starry nights. The inspirations for his magnificent paintings are all around you here. Marisa especially was looking forward to the sights and tastes she’s read about and watched on food programs over the years. The region has a strong, romantic draw, especially if you consider yourself a foodie. It didn’t disappoint.
Provence, France shawhans

... it's closed weekends in the summer. They definitely like their 80's music here in Andorra - many restaurants pipe it out on to their terraces. I returned to the pension to pick up my backpack, and headed over to the bus station to buy my ticket. I could probably buy the ticket just before boarding, but didn't want to risk having the tickets sell out, and getting stuck in Andorra another day.

I grabbed lunch before ...

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... It was that good. We had loads of yummy meals though. It was almost hard to go wrong, yet another advantage of a non-touristed town. The food was authentic and absolutely amazing.

Toulouse was and is fabulous! I’m hoping to go back with Mike sometime soon, if only to have a guaranteed excellent couple of meals. It was an outstanding unexpected adventure. We’ll see where else Mike gets to go in the future!

-molly

... make me gape and look like a hungry baby bird.
Again, phenomenal food - the homemade chocolate mousse at lunch was to die for, a modern city with a university and home to the aeronautics industry in France, but with history under every step and with a unique, laid back feel. I enjoyed every sumptuous minute of traveling in this region.