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First days walk for the children
The bad weather forecast did not arrive and the mornings walk started in fine weather. After only about a km we had already been told off many times for William in bare feet. Fortunately William was walking with Sabine so she got growled at. We thought we would stop after 15km but at the 15 mark the children were still full of energy so we continued on for another 9km to portomarin. We were surprised at our speed and averaged 4.5km an hour and were passing ...
A Hidden Treasure
Camp de Florence: La Romieu
We have chanced upon this lovely little part of France and found a most delightful campsite.
Our pitch overlooks a field and hills into the distance and although there are other campers here they are barely visible through the trees just the feint sound of someone playing their guitar (rather well too).
We would stay longer than two nights but it's really just a resting ...
Road Trip through Southwestern France
... 4 course gourmet home cooked regional specialties. First course, “original recipe” Chicken broth with ginger and lumps of duck liver. Second, foie gras with orange marmalade – nice combination, although I’m not sure I really like foie gras. It’s pure, uncooked, duck liver which has been force fed grain to make it a really fat liver. Didn’t realise it was uncooked until we learnt all about it that night. Main course, duck confit ...
Travelling South
... village which consists mainly of an old castle and church. As usual, the tourist information there was closed - it's Monday and it's only open Tuesday - Friday. In fact we have yet to find a tourist information centre open at all! France seems to always be closed. We have a quick wander around the old castle. We do find a little gallery open that sells postcards, and an art gallery, but everything ...
Day 4-5 More on the River Baise
... tour. Henri IV museum in the old chateau – very interesting. Gorgeous buildings, many renaissance era, lots of brightly coloured flowers in window boxes.
Yummy quiche from the patisserie – why aren’t quiches from the bakeries back home nice like that?
Rubbish collected by a horse and cart!
Friendly French people on boat next door – saw our All Black flag and one of the ...
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