Hotel Chateau des Jacobins Agen

... m able to hold it together for a little bit longer tonight. That, and the vast quantities of wine I&#8217;m consuming&#8230;<br><br>The next morning I tried very hard not to think about our upcoming obstacles and worry all day. Instead, I chose to trust in God. To heal Brian&#8217;s bike (why not?), and to lead us where He would for us to spend the night. <br><br>So I just pedaled. <br><br>We ...

... small pre-meal appetizer) of a celery and broccoli thick, creamy soup with a shittake mushroom in the middle of the tiny pot it came in. It's sort of the chef saying "hello" to your taste buds. Marisa's meal started with a fish soup "cappuccino" in a stylized bowl and beautiful presentation. In the middle of her cappuccino colored soup was a mix of crab, lobster and dark meat tuna on a spongy bread. It was topped with whipped goat cheese sprinkled with caviar, almond ...

... I was HAPPY!) and had an incredible location &#8211; ONCE YOU FOUND IT!<br> Arles was small and NOT much happening there&#8230;. but quite beautiful. We visited the Van Gogh sites, ate at the Cafe du Nuit (okay it was touristy but we ...

... would have cried in a similar situation, I think its important, as a friend, to continously take the **** out of him from now on. Next time you see Alex ask him to do an impression of a stick insect. Its hilarious.<br><br>We cycled on in the blazing heat of 35 degrees. As the miles went by we started to get a little bored and amused ourselves by standing up on the bikes and thrusting at ...

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7 days in the small village of Miradoux in Gascony ... living in a surprisingly large 4 bedroom house overlooking a patchwork valley and touring through beautiful ...

It was a long day on the bus, but we finally made it to Provence. On the way we stopped in Avignon to see the Pope's Palace and then made our way to the Roman Aqueduct. After dinner in Provence, we stumbled upon a crazy street party with a DJ. It was fun experience to dance with the locals and get a feel for the flavor of the town. We are off to Barcelona tomorrow!

Through Biarritz and Bayonne, then long cross-country slog which eventually become pretty after Casteljaloux.<br><br>Funny little campsite miles from anywhere with odd but nice owner (looked like Roy Hudd in long shorts). We were the only campers ...

... was the day I almost got us killed. Our drive was to take us out of the Dordogne and into Le Lot, covering much of the same ground we had covered on previous days. After St Cyprien, Beynac, Le Roque Gageac and Sarlat we were in new territory. The good old D703 took us first to Souillac and it was on our way to that town that we came face to face with le mort. The road, as was usually the case in the French countryside, was narrow and we found ourselves ...

... choice of good local red wine. Just out of Montréal and worth a quick look is Seviac. A Roman villa was discov**ed h**e just thirty years ago. The large excavations dug out large th**mal baths, pools and some fine mosaics depicting pear trees and grape vines. It was used as a burial ground aft** the Romans left. Two skeletons nicknamed Les Amants (The Lov**s) on display w**e unearthed togeth**, seemingly holding hands. They looked a little forlorn in their ...