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Excursion to Ile de Re
Feels good to have first week of classes under my belt! They were certainly different than classes at CofC. My extra class here is French Wine and Culture... cool :)
Last night after I ate "Steak et Frites" with my family, I went out with Margot and had a fun night downtown. This morning I woke up for a run and saw a beautiful sunrise over the beach and then the whole group spent the day in Ile de Re. It's an island near La Rochelle and ...
Lorient to lie d'yeu
... almost 8 knots. It's a real roller coaster. Dat 2 in the Morbihan and We headed up the Auray river and picked up a mooring just below the bridge. Auray and St Goustan are probably the most scenic places visited to date. Next port of call was Vannes in the NE corner of the Morb. Another typical French town! From Vannes we headed out of the Gulf of Morbihan and headed down the cost to Penerf. We picked up some good cheap white wine from ...
Plane but Beautiful!
... and cloisters are renowned throughout France and rightly so with rare, beautifully preserved renaissance carvings. The town was closed to traffic so wandering round the picture-postcard streets was easy.
Next day we pressed on to a breath-taking grotto called Mas d’Azil. The road went through the whole thing and we came upon it so unexpectedly I felt quite nervous as we plunged into the gloom with the roof almost touching the top of the van. One night ...
The Sun is Shining, the weather is sweet!!!
... like we were in the cattle market!! We decided to make our escape, we needed to go shopping for a couple of bits for dinner, so did that and then headed back to get sorted for the nite!! While Lorna completed her womanly duties and made dinner, I completed manly duties and fixed a water leak on the van (when I say fixed, I mean hope i fixed - we will see tomorrow) this was the same leak that meant we had to keep topping ...
Windy windy times!
We got up early again and went for a short 2 mile run.. Seemed a lot longer this morning! It was cloudy and windy when we got up and were really hoping that tomorrow is the promised 30 degrees!! Anyhoo, after the run and brekkie we went into town and found the daily market!! It was huge! All though there was quantity, there certainly wasn't quality! Lots of touristy things, rip off things, fake things and a huge ...
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