Hotel Durand Ales
3 Boulevard Anatole Ales, Languedoc-Roussillon, 30100, France
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Weer thuis in Rochegude
... nous.
Une revue sur notre voyage: passionnant, mais fatigant, ce n'était pas un voyage de détente, mais plutôt un "voyage d'études".
En comparaison avec le voyage il y a 25 ans, la Turquie nous semble beaucoup plus moderne, plus active, très assurée et en pleine expansion, surtout dans l'est, le sud-est et le centre.
La Turquie reste un pays de contrastes: des villes très modernes contre une population très traditionnelle à la campagne. ...
Nimes, South France
... out OK cause the conductor came up 5 mins before our stop and he said something and we all nodded and we took it to mean our stop was coming up, and it was. The interaction we have had with the french has been great, Very pleasant and happy to try and understand us. We have had a lot of "jambon& fromage baguettes) ham and cheese sandwiches, because that's about the reach of our menu french skills. Oh... yes also crepes, wow ...
Meeting Pierre & Genevieve Chaize
Heading to our next destination proved easier said than done. We found ourselves closely following the route of the Tour de France. In fact at one stage we thought we were going to see part of the race... as we headed toward Montpelier we noticed the Tour de France support trucks and cars as well as spectators starting to line the streets... Not wanting to miss the possibility of being part of the action, we parked ...
Day 2 with Eric & Pascale
We were not surprisingly a little slow off the mark the next day, but armed with our revised plan, we set off for a nearby market town of Uzes. After a bit of a driving challenge trying to avoid the road works around Nimes (and failing, ending up in the middle of it!), we finally made it.
The markets were fabulous, French food and craft filling most of the streets of the village. The napery was gorgeous and we bought a couple of small bread holders to bring home as ...
Jour 44 : Nîmes de jour
... plus de six ou sept personnes, je prends une panoramique de la vue de Nîmes, décidément aussi belle d'en haut que dans ses rues. Mais à part quelques banderoles explicatives, la visite s'arrête à peu près là, et je redescends en prenant mon temps par les Jardins de la Fontaine ; près des canaux à la sortie, je croise le Temple de Diane, qui date, comme la tour Magne, d'environ l'an 20 avant J.-C. Il approche les 15 heures, le ciel se voile à ...



