Cevenol Hotel Millau
115 rue du Rajol Millau, Midi-Pyrénées, 12100, France
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Day 35 - Carcassonne - Millau (via Roquefort)
We headed out of Carcassonne this morning grateful that our timing meant we had spent the day exploring yesterday rather than today. The temperature had dropped by at least 10 Deg, probably more.
In our endeavour to steer clear of the motorway we allowed the GPS to take us on the "short route" to Roquefort. This proved …
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Suspense in Millau
... the route beyond Millau. Our itinerary included a visit to an Aqueduct near Nimes, closer to Montpellier - however, we had not yet successfully secured a tourist map to guide us to the site, and the GPS's options on tourist attraction near Nimes failed to locate that Aqueduct.
We were quite happy to make a short detour into Lyon to see this one instead of the Nimes Aqueduct. The Lyon Aqueduct was in a bad state and was really just ruins. ...
Viaduc de Millau....This is some bridge.Whoops.!
... the hell.
Actually , "lost" is probably not the correct terminology…we didn’t really know where we wanted to go so how could we be lost. During the journey we found a servo and filled up the tank, found an ATM and filled up the wallet and managed to avoid all dog droppings on the footpath along the way.
Home in time for the usual repast….life’s good.
Hi – this is Jill – counting down now as we leave Caux very early ...
Millau bridge and a visit to Peyre
Woke up to a beautiful but cool morning. The days are getting a bit shorter now and it is still a bit dark here at 6.30am. More baquettes for breakfast as well. Although we would love to spend lots of time here it was time for us to plan our next few days a little bit. Our next destination will be Paris and we had to figure out where to stay, not too close to Paris as it would be much to hectic for us, also Charlie says that she does ...
Meandering through Millau
... found lots of narrow alley ways and got the feeling of how the locals live. It is a very interesting area. Nothing much opens before 10am and by 1pm everything closes again untill 2.30pm. All the restaurants keep open of course as that is where they all go. Some of these very narrow lane ways might have a couple of tables and chairs outside their shops but I tell you what they have the best food and coffee at ...



