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Day 16 - The Monte Carlo
... Cannes the kebab place was closed :( craving one we looked up on the Internet for kebab places in Cannes. We enjoyed our kebabs and marvelled at the curios sauce that had a taste that wasn't quite recognisable. We headed back down to the beach waking all the way along the shore the pathway was lit up by rainbow lights that danced in patterns on the floor! We sat on the wall facing the water making shadows with the light on our backs. Then back to the hotel and ...
Riding those Euro waves~~~
... A train ride- bus ride- then I shall arrive. It’s been a journey however to get back. Tired, and a 4 hour wait at the train station due to a train accident. Started my journey at 4pm and now its 8:30pm and I still wait. Now the second leg; the bus. I stuff my face with a savoury crepe and vino- all adding to the extra cheese on the belly- it’s what I call a euro belly….
After a 5 hour journey of yes a train, a transfer then ...
We return to the ancestral manse
... cars following a resident get bounced into the air as the cylinder reemerged from the hole in the pavement with a pneumatic hiss. The car’s undercarriage was pinned and the front of the car was held aloft in a humiliating display for all to see. Eventually the police would appear and make the cylinder retreat back into its hole, and sometimes a tow truck had to be called to drag away the car.
Meanwhile, the old men were still playing petanque on ...
French rivieria - lifestyles of the rich and famos
... like some local grandmothers who were only helping out. Thankfully our waitress could speak English. Ordering spaghetti and risotto, we watched these huge terrines being delivered to other tables and looked at each other and said "no, it can't be that big!". Yes it was and it was good. As we were about to leave a local wanted to know how we found the place, this place is not on the normal tourist route. I had promised mum and dad some different experiences on this ...
'ard as nails.....
... which took an age, she had more bags in it than tetleys. Next in the queue was an extremely good looking business man, he only had a laptop bag so I took the opportunity to ask if he had much inside to look through. Turns out he was also a gentleman after he realised it was close to my gate closing time he let me go in front and even went to find out what gate it was for me.I feeling rather pleased with myself but the smile was soon wiped from my face when they asked me to unzip my bag ...