La Voile d'Or
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La fete des vignes
... apres dans un resto! le vin est encore de la partie! je parle avec le sosie de Eugeeennee!!! il me fait trop penser a lui. ensuite, on se rend au rockstar, une genre de boite avec de la musique vraiment trop bizare! lol je regarde danser le sosie de eugene, hahaha on dirait que yentend pas la meme musique que nous! cest trop drole! on sort de la vers 4 hrs du matin. Benben est porter disparu, lol je me rend donc chez ...
In Transit
... the club opposite Caitlin’s flat.
My only day in Montpellier was spent hung-over but animated as I had arrived with a mission: to find a cheap waterproof which is much easier said than done. After a tiring but successful morning we rewarded ourselves with a chocolat chaud in a little square in the back streets of Montpellier, as we sat down outside in the sunshine a jazz quartet step up ...
Merci, Babette.
... how to make guests feel welcome. Her husband, Phillipe, appears intermittently only, which is a shame because he seems equally charming and certainly pleasant to look at but his work as an administrator / fireman keeps him busy. Babette told us of well known guests, Julia Gillard, Tim Mathieson and friends who stayed while on a wine tour and also entertained us with the descriptions of the security demanded when the Israeli Ambassador spent ...
The men with long sticks, Do they need a license?
... on the canal till i can sit the test. The test. Oh goody. I learned boyage system A in Australia, then for the sake of the yanks I learned bouyage sytem B. Now I have to learn the cevni system for inland waterways in France. No mean feat as very few of the marks are the same and they have a million new ones which make little or no sense. For example. there is a complicated blue light or blue cone system to show other ...
Tan top up (or going lobster in my case...)
We got up early this morning and went to a cute little
seaside market. The market sellers really do bring everything but the kitchen
sink with them, for if you need to find something, you can be sure to find it
at a market like this. Just entering the market is a blast for the senses.
Wafts of local saucisson, cheese, olives and salted fish fill your nostrils.
The sights of such little stalls, along with the very ...
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