Citea Residence Toulouse

... again where the bus was, and explained to the 2 spanish bus drivers i didnt have a ticket as the office was closed. one of them spoke english and said if i had the money i could get on and buy the ticket in Nantes, the next stop. <br><br>And so after 17 hours of sleep, wake, sleep wake, eat, sleep a bit more, eat, and stay awake to see the mountainous landscape of Barcelona come into view. <br><br>4 weeks in France and my autopsy is that the french need to lighted up a little. Sure ...

I know it has been a very long time since I have updated but accessing the internet for free and for an extended period of time has been very difficult in the past few weeks. Alas lets continue where we left off&#8230;.once upon a time there was a young girl on her own backpacking through Europe and having many good and exciting and sometimes challenging experiences. <br><br>So I left Lyon and arrived in Grenoble, which is only a few hours south east of Lyon. Here I ...

Visiter quelques musées gratuit, (à cause du festival ''printemps à Toulouse'') c'est toujours rentable !<br><br>Nous avons fait le musée des augustins. Il y a plein de statues et de vieilles pieces murales des églises de Toulouse.<br><br>Ensuite la Basilique St-Sernin, très jolie puisque son cloché est illuminé le soir.<br><br>Et finalement les Abattoirs, avec un tat d'art dont du ne comprend jamais vraiment la signification (l'art modern...).<br>

We were up at 9 am and showered and ready to go by 10 am. We said goodbye to our host and made our way out of town. We were preparing ourselves for a day full of driving. We stopped and purchased some breakfast items and items for lunch on the road. We stopped in Montelimar for some nougat. That is what this town is famous for. Conrad spent about 30 minutes there b/c they had wi-fi, so he mapped where we were going. We were on the road again (just ...

... blocked our way, and the river route was under construction: route barrier, interdit au public. We tried several times to navigate away and catch it further along in hopes that the construction would be over, but with no luck. <br><br>Up into the land of the automobile with cars whizzing by us. KFC&#8217;s and McDonald&#8217;s made me forget where I was. Weaving our way along ...

Oh how I love thee, let me count the ways:<br>1) I love your wide banks full of fishing herons<br>2) I you&#8217;re your tree lined sides that shade my skin<br>3) I love your flat surface that makes travel oh so easy<br><br>Traversing this canal was a dream come true! Wide and paved it&#8217;s much nicer than the Nantes a Brest Canal route. We made amazing time and set a new record: 120km. I had been hoping to have a ...

... guided tour of Toulouse so we could see the airbus factory as well as the new Qantas A380 - Carl you would have a field day here! They also took us out to a very posh French restaurant to sample foie gras, pidgeon and the local cheese's from this region. Hopefully we will be able to return the hospitality to our friends when they visit Australia someday. After leaving Toulouse with our new window we headed off to explore Carcassonne and Foix a lovely town on our way through the Pyrenees.

... game to watch and great the see the Fijians get into the quarters which will mean so much to them given the lack of funding compared to other countries. After getting horribly lost on the way home to the hotel (and climbing a climbing wall at a circus which was in town) I made it back for a good nights rest, and caught a flight back to London the next day.

... watching TV/using the computer/etc. while sipping cold chocolate milkshakes). However, even though it was hectic, I can't say I hated Portugal. Shopping was nice and I'm sure I would have enjoyed the tours had I actually been interested in the places we were going to. Anyways, after breakfast today, I watched some TV .. I have to admit that I think perhaps Christina Aguilera and Rihanna are acquired tastes ...