D'Angleterre Salon-de-Provence

Plan was to stay in Avignon but when we arrived we decided it was too big for us and after driving around the outide of the ramparts of the old city walls - very cool and the main thing we wanted to see - we made our way onwards to Fontaine de Vaucluse which is 20kms past Avignon. We arrived just before dark and found an Aire de Service at the edge of town where settled in for 2 days. The town ...

... English in the entire town. We found our hostel super late at night (and they don't make hostels in France like they did in Spain... no more free internet!). The next morning, we walked into town not really knowing what to see or do. But as we were looking for a quick Petit Dejuner (breakfast) we stumbled upon the Saturday market. We sat at a cafe on the square and had the most amazing breakfast 5 euro can buy if you ...

... with: &#8220;the world needs more fools like you.&#8221;<br><br>Even I fluxuate in my thought about what&#8217;s goin on. Most importantly, I live day to day and try to plan out what&#8217;s needed for the immediate future (i.e. food and shelter). Some days I;m on top of the world. I feel healthy and strong, and I&#8217;m exactly where I want to be. Other days&#8230;well today was a day I felt like a ...

... the old stone replaced like this. But if it wasn&#8217;t done, there would be nothing left to see! Also, who&#8217;s to say what is &#8216;original&#8217; and what is not after so long a time. For a building as old as this, I believe a few renovations have taken place over the years! <br><br> Just down the street was the Theater Antique, or Classical Theater. A century ...

... million pound sterling images that were worthless when Vincent was alive. <br><br> Now I think I know, what you tried to say to me <br> And how you suffered for your sanity, and how you tried to set them free<br> They would not listen, they&#8217;re not listening still.<br> Perhaps they never will. <br><br> ~ written by Don Mclean, sung by Josh Groban<br><br><br>

... Aix...oh, the Brits abroad, mon dieu! Still, best 6&#8364; I've ever spent. We've also been along to the cinema. Embarassingly, it was to see Fame but I'd like to point out how important cinema, and going to the cinema, is to the French. There are at least 3 cinemas in Aix, and there are huge film posters everywhere. 'Le Cezanne', has it's name lit up, and, unlike at home, the seats are like armchairs and there's plenty of leg room. But, like at home, it's bloody ...

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... I wasnt quite sure of the time but I guessed it was midnight, even if I got to Montpellier it would have been almost impossible to find my host as public transport was required and cars were unlikely to be a usefull means of making passage within the city. I resolved to find a suitable spot to sleep which I did promptly, there was a field behind a petrol station which was ok. I took out my sleeping bag and spent the night under the stars: