Chateau de Cambes Agen

... direction! Looks like some smooth sailing for the next little while. God takes care of His children! Even tiny little details like power to charge the camera and computer (every other campground has outlets we can&#8217;t plug into), and toilet paper (don&#8217;t laugh - my meager supply was running very low)<br><br>The end? Is just the beginning. Onto new adventures and mystery that never stops! <br>

... in the other three rooms were engaging and interesting to talk with. The first night we made plans to go to a bistro with a reputation of great food, but once we got there we had a desire for something that had more food choices and a softer atmosphere. We made a very last minute reservation at Le Patio (http://www.lepatio-alpilles.com/ ) and we jetted the 15 minute drive over to the very quaint village of Fontvieille. We were clearly the last ones to arrive for the night at ...

... Next stop, Arles. Okay, this was a challenge. Driving there was easy but my Garmin GPS almost overheated as we tried to find our hotel which as located inside the city walls. The mantra, &#8220;Recalculating&#8221; is still playing in my ...

... would have cried in a similar situation, I think its important, as a friend, to continously take the **** out of him from now on. Next time you see Alex ask him to do an impression of a stick insect. Its hilarious.<br><br>We cycled on in the blazing heat of 35 degrees. As the miles went by we started to get a little bored and amused ourselves by standing up on the bikes and thrusting at ...

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... stone villages and towns, and trying not to run over the pilgrims walking to Santiago de Campostella! A selection of Miradoux photos<br><br> <br> <br> <br>

It was a long day on the bus, but we finally made it to Provence. On the way we stopped in Avignon to see the Pope's Palace and then made our way to the Roman Aqueduct. After dinner in Provence, we stumbled upon a crazy street party with a DJ. It was fun experience to dance with the locals and get a feel for the flavor of the town. We are off to Barcelona tomorrow!

... br><br>20 minutes grumbling thunder preceeded a violent storm, force 8+, rain and big hailstones. Dave went out in pants only to save the awning from being blown off!<br><br>Nightingales (rossinol?) sang after the storm, and again in the morning.

... was helpful beyond expectation. He had never heard of a Statutory Declaration but quickly grasped the concept. I had already written a draft and he kindly offered to type it up on his computer. When I asked him where I should go to fax it to Australia he replied "Mais ici, naturallement!" and proceeded to fax it as I waited. All this at no cost! Margaret felt that I should have offered him a tip, but I'm sure his Gallic pride would have been deeply offended ...

... pools, gen**al stores and organised sports and activities. What you do get is a s**ene atmosph**e wh**e you can sip a glass of Armagnac French brandy and watch the sun set ov** the Gascony countryside. "It´s the p**fect end to the day," said our only neighbours, a couple from Paris. The Rose D'Armagnac is run by Welshman Howard Owen and his English wife Clare. They have lived in Gascony for eight years, Owen supplementing his income by sculpturing Buddahs and ...