Formule 1 Cahors

Lieu Dit La Croix De Fer, Avenue Maryse Bastie Cahors, Midi-Pyrénées, 46000, France

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Return to St Cyran minus detours

A travel blog entry by kimjones59

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... his turn at the wheel. As a co-driver, Timothy has turned out to be quite a natural.

Who would have thought there could be a sense of "home" after just one week, but as we entered le vallee de Indre we felt somewhat more at ease than in the unfamiliar surrounds of Rocamadour, as beautiful as it was. Forever overlooking sheer drops can mess with one's head. Now, where to demain? (That would be ...

Site cost blow-out for sure!

A travel blog entry by kimjones59

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... h. We sat on 120 and were the ones being overtaken!

Note to self and all other fellow travellers; when the sign for your intended destination is covered with black plastic, it probably means that the only bridge crossing the river you need to cross is blocked and if you proceed regardless, it will require complex orienteering skills through the back blocks of the ...

Day 38 - Sarlat-la-Canéda

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... sites where they lived in caves and buildings on the cliff face. These were very interesting – people have been living on these sites for around 55,000 years and some of the building was quite impressive. It was interesting to see how they moved stuff up and down the cliff and their building techniques – Liz was quite impressed that they had scaffolding back in the middle ages.

We then continued on and wandered around ...

Day 37 - Sarlat-la-Canéda

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... wider as we had to be very careful!) But our driving must be improving – we did not hit the right hand gutter at all today! (Yes, have to admit we hit it three times yesterday.)

We arrived in Sarlat around 2PM; checked in to the hotel – seems very nice and the lady at the desk was very friendly and spoke enough English that we had no problems.

Then we went to explore the town (by foot). It is ...

Travelling to Dordogne

A travel blog entry by diff54

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... gizzard salad, roasted duck.









I hadn’t known about this when we bought terrine for lunch, and despite how famous the village is for such offal products, I could not eat these twice in one day. Dinner of some beautiful duck breast in honey went down well though.

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