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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... ber Zürich, wo wir bei Bruno und Zora übernachten durften. Leentje und Francesco werden noch verabschiedet und weiter gehts nach Niederweningen wo Gabi uns die verspätete, aber dringend benötigte Materiallieferung überreicht, die sie uns durch die halbe Schweiz nachgetragen hat! Danke vielmals! Simon und Martin führen uns ein in die Welt von DRAGOM, ein Brettspiel, dass sie selbst entwickelt haben und echt Spass macht!
Nach der ersten Zeltübernachtung ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... the Aussie flag and he spoke no french so English would be easier. i pointed him towards the sports shop and the port captain in case he could camp on the bank. A short while later the port captain came to find me to translate for him as he didnt speak a lot of english ( Or Danish) So an hour later we were still trying to find him a Penich south. the port captain was ringing all and sundry to help him. Even pulled in favours from friends to ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... son and grandson were fishing there when we arrived. We had to slot ourselves in bewteen him and a charter boat. He said yes we will fit. we sidled our way in with inches to spare at each end. Then I got off the boat and found there was plenty of room. From the cockpit it looked tighter....really. The forecast is pretty grim. -2 and a chance of snow. with strong winds making windchill down to -6.or so weatherunderground said. The local forcast in ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... to her about your pampered life being tough. She knows better.
I’ll try to lighten things up here at the end of this entry. On Saturday we were invited to go for a hike with Benoît and Lucie. We drove over to their house in a nearby village at 5:00 pm. Marie and Jules (her eight month old son) were there, too, along with two friends visiting from Paris (one with a two month old daughter). So there we old retirees were, ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... relative word here). Although I have become more accustomed to French public bathrooms I wasn’t that sure I wanted some strange woman to walk in while I was relieving myself, so…the stall it was! I open the door onto an area that barely held a small toilet. I entered and turned around to lock the door. The backs of my legs were touching the toilet seat and my knees were rammed into the door. I was wondering how I was ...