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First rail journey of many
Up reasonably early today to head to Dijon, I unfortunately have got the sniffles, I think it is simply a head cold so hopefully it was pass in a couple of days.
The train to Dijon was super easy and very quick. We did have an initial little hiccup when we got to the Paris station and went to use our rail passes only to discover they were …
Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... ca. 30 Kg Gepäck).
25. Nov.: Frankreich! Mulhouse hat einen Wundervollen Weihnachtsmarkt der am Sonntagabend so voll war, dass man sich vorkam wie an einem Konzert. Ein Durchkommen mit unseren Lasteseln undenkbar. Deshalb Glühweinpause! Übernachtung inkl. Frühstück und verdienter heisser Dusche 20€ p.p. Willkommen im Euroland und merci starker Franken!
Der erste Regen liess auf sich warten, nun kam er dafür richtig. Es schüttet wie aus Kübeln, ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... out. They bough a slab of cheese big enough for its own post code. Back to Frank the Danish Kayaker. he ison a pilgrimage. In his late 60's and was trying to get to the Med as fast as his paddles (or another boat) would take him. he had paddled in looking for a sporting goods store to buy a tent more suited to the current weather. I.e bloody cold. And he was hoping to catch a ride with a boat south to speed things up. He dropped by Red because ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... all of the men were weak from starvation and illness. The two healthier brothers took turns carrying their ill brother during the march, but it became more and more difficult to do, even if the two of them carried him together. Under their living conditions, they were both horribly weak and pencil-thin themselves. Eventually, they had to make a horrible choice. One brother explained to Judith’s future father that they would need ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... church on the outside and most of the inside as well. However, in one of the side chapels just to the left as we entered the Narthex, I noticed some unusual stained glass windows that caught my eye. This tiny chapel had been dedicated to United States soldiers who fought and died near Auxois during World War I. The dedication, in both French and English read-
IN MEMORY
of the dead of the ...
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