Etap Hotel Bergerac

... at the cafes and it's anywhere from 4,50-7,10 (that's eros, so add a **** ton of dollars to that, AND no free refills). The "ruins" were to far away for our time crunch so i didn't get to them, but we went to an old cathedral where the knights of templar used to hang out alot. It was neato. I'll post more soon. Miss and love you all.

TTFN

... i have no concept of time. I have no clue what day or time i'm in and i only have internet in the office, so i'm back in this room being rude and posting pics. I miss everyone! But, i'm not quite homesick yet. Had another get home cooked meal tonight and they had a friend over. She was hilarious. She's gonna be watching their son while we are in Paris along with doing a few other ...

Well it's finally happened! I'm in France! After 10 hours of 3 flights and an hour drive, i'm in my new residence and have been fed to the max. A home cooked meal was certainly what i needed after all the **** i consumed on the flights. I'm surrounded by endless grape vines and amazing scenery. It's like 70 degrees here and so nice. The house i'm staying in is from the 1500's and it ...

... out of the campground an hour earlier than usual, so that meant that we had about 10 minutes of cool cycling before the heat of the day hit us. Out of beautiful Bordeaux wine country we were traversing on major roads - not as picturesque, but direct and well paved. We are now carrying 3-4 Liters of extra water with us as we have been running out midday. Amazingly, I’m not noticing the extra ...

We spent the entire afternoon canoeing down the Dordogne. We packed a lunch and found a nice spot along the river to enjoy some wine and cheese. It was so peaceful and beautiful. Every couple of Kilometers was anothe castle overlooking the river. The river was so flat that we could just float along and enjoy the view.

From the cousins house we moved further west to Neils parents house. They have a place in a beautiful old town. It is an old walled vilage on the hilltop overlooking the valley. The village is full of cobblestone streets, windy narrow alleys and cute little homes. We ate great meals, enjoyed excellent wine and spent time with Neils parents. thank you again for hosting us!

Bek, Josée and I are lounging on a pair of mattresses on the floor of Bek's parents house in Bergerac, a beautiful little village in the south of France set amidst vineyards. We have had a lovely dinner followed by cheese and bread and then ice cream, and I got to have a wonderful warm shower, then there were cups of tea and chatting to be had. But such a wonderful evening did not come for free - we most certainly ...

Stayed here in Biarritz - thought we would treat ourselves after the rough camping. Very nice indeed! LUXURY indeed.

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Although hard to believe, since i work all of 10 hours a week, ive had an action-packed last two months. In fact of the entire last semester, i spent only the last weekend in Bergerac .... was too busy rushing off to other villages to see people and explore since now the south of France has opened for business... - visited the prehistoric cave paintings one wednesday afternoon at Font-de-Gaume. - visited the Chateau de Beynac near Sarlat...loved that it used to fight its enemy castle ...

Only two weeks of school left before the christmas holidays! Apart from trips to Perigueux to the Prefecture to start my carte de sejour application, and a trip to BDX for a medical appt (did i bring my most recent chest xray with me to the appt? ...hell no, if i'd had room to pack a chest xray when i moved to France, i might have packed other important ****!) ive been hanging out in little old Berge. Been doing the whole teaching routine.....apart from when ...