Carlton Nice
26 boulevard Victor Hugo Nice, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06000, France
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Cote d'Azur
Another long travel day with breakfast in Switzerland, lunch in Italy and dinner on the French Riviera. We saw a lot of beautiful expressway scenery (especially in all of the tunnels) but we were amazed at the different areas. From central and southern Switzerland with the views of Lake Lucerne and Lake Como, through northern Italy's vineyards and …
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Joining in the chorus
... guess their age to about five years above or below me.
Liz arrived pulling two horses down the lane, while inside André, our choir mistress, was shepherding a flock of children in sheep hats into a cardboard box for a rehearsal. It was obvious that the main draw here was the offer of free mulled wine, food, and the chance to take photos of children in silly costumes, rather than any carol singing or religious ferver. Thank god. We weren't great. Not totally ****, but one ...
Nice is Nice
... We managed to find our way onto the right bus in the direction of our hotel which is in the original old town. I am in charge of navigation today. On the bus a gypsy lady got on with her dog/cat in a pet carry cage and proceeded to stand in the middle of the bus aisle and talk to some random stranger about nothing very loudly. Next stop a Muslim lady in full attire with two beautiful little kids and baby in pram got on the bus. The two older children wandered on ...
Cote d'Azur at its Best!
... Again, why do I keep finding myself on the edge of cliffs when I don’t particularly find it pleasing – but I must say I think I am adapting more each time. Touristy (but that’s what we are) we climbed up the narrow streets admiring the old walls and the incredibly beautiful art and clothing in the shops (well, I did). We walked down the Nietzsche path after, 45 minutes down to the coast or an hour plus up, sat on the ...
Back through France and Italy again
... was like an oasis and I arrived at the ferry terminal hours earlier because, well, I was just so busy and all! Fifteen hours in Bari - there's only so many times you can walk up and down a port. Luckily I arrived early because there's an idiotic rule at this terminal. You need to go and pick up your ticket from an office a few kilometers away. I gazed at the guy who said this to me in that Italian way of shrugging shoulders and facial expressions that spell out messages like ...



