Hotel de France Montpellier
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A noisy night. The alarm went off seven times and of course there was nobody there to turn it off. The builder started work at 6 a.m. hammering in the room underneath us. Got a big apology and a discount off the bill, but for a chateaux in the woods it wasn't very peaceful. Got on to the motorway without too much …
Blog 6
... turned out to be a great spot, there was a specific cycle lane right next to the beach with views out in to the med. the cycle track was well constructed and i can imagine in summer this place is chocker block. So a flat cycle lane shoudl be a good ride........ for the majority i was in first gear.....first gear is designed for the Alps not the sea side.... occasionally I pushed it up in to second just so i didn't fall over (i was going that slow). It ...
Blog 5
... could see mountains on the horizon, but they were so far away, but you could tell they were big and as i contnued to climb (i was going slow, so the full picture emerged slowly) the mountains just continued to get bigger and bigger, you could see the snow along with some clouds billowing over the tops, fantastic. obviously i realised this was the Pyrennes. But what was so special was the land in front of the mountains was completly flat. i mean i was 150k or so away from these ...
La fete des vignes
... apres dans un resto! le vin est encore de la partie! je parle avec le sosie de Eugeeennee!!! il me fait trop penser a lui. ensuite, on se rend au rockstar, une genre de boite avec de la musique vraiment trop bizare! lol je regarde danser le sosie de eugene, hahaha on dirait que yentend pas la meme musique que nous! cest trop drole! on sort de la vers 4 hrs du matin. Benben est porter disparu, lol je me rend donc chez ...
Discovering Nimes
... climbed to the top and had a panorama of Nimes. On we walked into the old town to Maison Carree which is a temple built in 1st century AD. It is the only fully preserved temple of the ancient world. We then came to Les Arenes or the arena/amphitheatre. It was built at the end of the 1st century BC and could seat 20,000 spectators. It's really well preserved and is still used today for bull fights, concerts and special events. A really interesting city because of its Roman past.
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