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First days walk for the children
... walkers. Ana was always at the front and had to stop and wait for us many times. Our albergue was large and very municipal and probably the worst we had stayed at so far. We went out to have a pilgrims meal in the restaurant Cedric eat at on his way to collect the children which is modern and has a wonderful view over the lake. We told the children the pilgrims meals were too large to eat and they could share one but this was falling on deaf ears. We ...
On the hunt for lavender
... targeted at tourists.
We then set off to Saint-Remy-de-Provence which was the most picturesque place of the day. We walked around the streets taking lots of photos.Thursday was our favourite day in terms of site seeing. We visited a small town surrounded by a canal called L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. Again Courtney timed our visit with the market day but this market was a lot more up her alley. There were no fake watches ...
Sorry.
Sorry everybody. We have been so busy in France ai haven't been able to update much. When we leave France I will find more time for blogging. To keep it short, for the rest of the time in Paris we went to Versailles, went on a chocolate tour, went to the louvre and went to a fair. Now that we are in Provence(thanks to a high speed train) we have been driving all over the south of France to do stuff. On our first ...
Fun time.
Got into Buzet, 18.30 after several stops to pick bamboo and had siesta. Stayed 3 Days and was invited ti 4th July evening by some local yanks.D got drunk but chris was feeiing rough so left early.
Bought 10 ltr of the local brew on draught. Big wine area and this town is where it is all sold from. Some amazing bargains available this time if year.
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A Hidden Treasure
... La Romieu itself is a 12th century fortified medieval village with a 14th century collegiate church, cloisters and towers which are visible from the camp site only a short walk away from the village. You can hear the bells ringing too. It is also known mysteriously as the 'Cite des Chats' but I have yet to find out why, some legend about a girl who saved the city with her cats? There are many others ...
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