Hotel Le Clos Roussillon
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De la biere en France!
... se lancent dans la biere, a deux pas de Bordeaux, en plein coeur d'une des plus grandes regions de production de vin du Pays!
Qu'a cela ne tienne, on s'est arrete, alors pourquoi pas y gouter! Surprise, le resultat est bon, mais n'allez pas croire que cela nous a fait devier de notre objectif; la route des vins de Cahors!
Une fois rendu a Cahors, on fait le tour de ...
THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... s breast!) Picnic lunch overlooking town. Joni shops in stores- only breaks one item, but feels so guilty that she buys six. Drive back to Catus. Pass sign for sale (Brocante). Basically an entire small town that has been deserted now has been taken over by junk dealers. Serious deals on stuff but running out of potential suitcase room. Local take-out pizza dinner- Veggie!
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Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... strong cupful and sip it appreciatively to savour the rich flavour and aroma.
Sarlat itself offered a cornucopia of produce especially at its Saturday market. The central square of the old town bustled with people. We bought a little supply for our picnic on the way to Domme - saucisson (salami like sausage) which were cheap at the end of the season, the girl assured us, and would keep for three months without refrigeration, wrapped in paper. We took ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
Roger wanted to go visit some pretty spectacular gardens today. We haven't actually seen much in the way of typical French parterre type gardens since we've been here. We missed the one's at Louis' place. This garden is about 80k's from where we are staying, and like just about everything here, located on the top of a hill! The gardens have a huge amount of clipped hedging and topiary which looked pretty amazing. The view from the top was sensational from ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
... explained that these prehistoric artists used three methods: engraving, painting, and utilizing the natural form of the rock. The paintings here date back 14,000 years. Other than a few handprints, all of the representations were of animals (horse, reindeer, bison). You feel oddly connected to these prehistoric people in this narrow, dark and damp cave. They were able to make remarkably detailed depictions of the animals, especially if ...
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- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Kitchenette
- Pets allowed
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