Citotel Orleans Lion d'Or
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Two Days in Camelot
... time, we headed to Limoges, a bigger town along the French highway in the middle of France. And slept. And slept. It had been a long day.
On the second day, we took a longer route than intended to Paris – taking a detour through northern country France. Besides rolling hills and little villages, we set off into the quaint towns, endless countryside, and land of castles known as the Loire Valley.
Chateau Chambord is supposed to be the ...
Rainy day to Chateaux de Ribagnac
... turn on the third element - it trips the circuit. There we are standing in the pitch dark not being able to see the hand in front of your face!! Luckily we have a micro torch and with Patrick earlier turning on the hot water switch we new where the power board was. Process of elimination determined the main switch and then we were back to situation normal - but still no hot water- Camille even less impressed. We manage hot water production clean up and head to ...
Sunshine, peace & good food and drink
... supermarket for 15 minutes when we were told that they were shutting for lunch and would open at 2:30 (2 hours later). So we popped across the road to a little cafe for lunch and we both went for the plait de jour which was pieces of veal, mushrooms, red peppers and onions on a bed of mixed pasta. It was lovely! 2:30 soon came around and we continued our shopping in the supermarket. The following day, Friday, we went to Oradour-sur-Glane. For those that do not ...
Prélude au grand départ
... re étape : Limoges avec la famille pour souligner l'anniversaire de Romaric. Nous y visitons fabrique de porcelaine et distillerie. La réputation des artisans locaux étant justifiée, nous avons dû faire le difficile choix entre un service de table en porcelaine ou poursuivre notre voyage. Demain nous volons pour ...
A castle and a chateau
It's hard to believe our week in Berbiguieres is almost over. Today (Thursday) we visited Beynac Feudal Castle. It dates from the 12th century and has had a number of additions over the centuries. As a feudal fortress, it has been in the hands of both the French and English, with Ric*************heart taking it over in 1189. It was apparently kept by him until he was killed during a siege in 1199. The castle ...
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