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The Birth Place of Napoleon.
... bit of that results in a large plate of everything. Once that is eaten you do battle with the beckoning of the desert table. With all of this digested dinner was next with a chef's Indian tasting menu in restaurant 2. The intention was to attend the show after dinner but feeling fully sated we chose the cabin. Just as well I wore my treasured wrist bands to bed as again we were hammered by rough seas with both of us nearly rolling out ...
Das versteckte Juwel im Mittelmeer
... auch am Equipment des Schiffs wiederspiegelte. Begonnen wurde schon mal vor Ablegen mit dumm-dämlicher Techno-Animation neben dem Swimmingpool, später kam noch ein Clown dazu. Während Freunde von mir ihre Trauzeugenrede geübt haben, habe ich mir das Ablegen angeschaut und dann hat einer von denen eine Kabine zugeteilt bekommen... Unglaublich! Eigentlich hatte er nämlich eine, hat aber nicht als Fußgänger eingecheckt, sondern war im Auto mit seiner Familie gefahren. ...
Ajaccio - petrol might help!
Early Saturday morning we left the small town of Bastia and boarded a small (but luxurious) train to Ajaccio, a stylish port town which was the main entry point from France (Nice). Our train ride took us through the huge mountains in the heart of Corsica. When we finally pulled into Ajaccio, the sun was shining (does it ever stop here?) and we discovered a lovely town, full of high class shops, eating spots, cafes; it was obviously a wealthy town and made Bastia seem very much like ...
Last day in Corsica - back to Ajaccio
... went for a long walk on the city Corso and browsed the local market selling all sorts of antiques and not so antique things.
Boarded the ferry on time at "pm and headed home to Toulon to the sound of a pianist playing the Titanic theme from Celine Dion... not encouraging but no iceberg except in our drinks...
What a beautiful trip, going back next time to do the northern part (Cap Corse and Bastia region plus the centre)
Thanks for sharing our adventure
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Ajaccio, Korsika
Der letzte Hafen unserer Kreuzfahrt ist Ajaccio auf Korsika. Wir legen quasi direkt in der Stadt an, vom Schiff zur Altstadt sind es nur paar Minuten zu Fuß. Gefällt uns gut, dieses Ajaccio! Schwerpunkt ist natürlich Napoleon - als "Sohn" der Stadt gibts neben ...
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