Hotel-Restaurant Le Relais du Canalou
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Hitchhiking? Never ever!
... have realised anything until it would have been too late for her. I should have realised that the second stop, only after a 15-minute-drive, did not make any sense and for that reason I should have been on the ball. Similarly, the leather gloves he was always putting on: in the end it was not really so cold that he would have needed gloves – I guess he wanted to use them to dispose of us without leaving any clues. If he had knocked me down at the first stop, Mirka would not have ...
Rollin on the River then back to St Roman
... on toward Valreas, from the village of Vinsorbes, discovering lavender fields that just might be a wonder of the world.
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Duizend kilometer
... foto van maken en we poseren om ter onnozelst voor de zelfonspanner. Terwijl we daar zo mee bezig waren kwamen uit de andere richting twee fietsers die terplekke bij ons stopten. Zij deelden graag mee in de pret, wisselden ervaringen met ons uit en uiteindelijk staan we samen op de foto.
We overnachten in een kleine bungalow op de ...
Restaurant Nicole
... chips
Voorgerecht
paté de campagne met tomaten en Visalis
Hoofdgerecht
Nazi Goreng met heerlijk gekruide rijst en groentjes,
gebakken champignons en een ei
Dessert
platte kaas met ...
Snail Fest, God Squad,Demarcation line and knots
... the meadow has been cut, though Raymond has left a strip for the butterflies, but the blackberries are nowhere near ripe enough to pick yet. This week's foraging has produced more blackberries, apples and small wild pears as well as cob nuts. In spite of the new moon, I haven’t found any more mushrooms apart from some bracket fungus on an old tree – safe, but inedible like the wood it grows on.
The further south we go, the more pleasure boats we see, many of ...