Grand Hotel De Souillac
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THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... called santons, and are supposed to be used in your crêche – not likely! After lunch, a wonderful, long hike through the countryside- shorts, t-shirts, 80° -while we solve the world’s problems. See duck foie gras farm; hike away fast to avoid the smell but miss a turn. Oh well…
Oct. 24- Market & shopping in Cahors. Another absolutely beautiful ...
Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... s and 30's burlesque shows. It was all set up showing her life, costumes, photos, with her music playing and we saw all her rooms, bathrooms, children's bedrooms and so on. It smelt very musty but was interesting. She also helped the French Resistance in the war and was honoured for that. She died in 1975.
We were pleased we visited the Jardins de Marqueyssac. We had a long walk on the cliff walk and saw more spectacular views of the valley. The gardens ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
... really good insight into how life must have been. We are a bit over castles, that's why we went with the garden theme today, but it was well worth it. It was interesting drive here though, nearly got cleaned up by a semi- trailer coming down a very steep, narrow and curvy road, while we were going up. Of course he couldn't fit around the bend so he cut the corner, missed me by about 3 cm's Roger says, I had my eyes closed and was just about sitting in ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
... bear, reindeer. There were also numerous human silhouettes.
Afterwards, we went to the Pole International de la Prehistoire, an exhibition about prehistoric man. We had fun with their interactive activity where we pretending we were anthropologists investigating an ancient grave. Given their skeletons and artifacts, we had to reconstruct the story behind these people. We had a little workbook and informative stations in order ...
Dordogne - Castenaud & grottes
... Sarlat. Easier said than done - got lost a couple of times, even with GPS. One missed turn & we were out of town & up into the highlands on a one way road. Recovered, but another missed turn & we were on a freeway out of town. Finally made it, and we're very glad we persevered. We're a bit blase about beautiful towns, but Sarlat was definitely worth a ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
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