Le Mas Pierrot Hotel
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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 ...
Tan top up (or going lobster in my case...)
... and
patisserie windows really does just blow you away.
We settled down for a scrumptious coffee
to kick the morning off to a great start. Even in the early morning, the sun
was up bright and early and there was a delightful sea breeze. If you are lucky
enough to catch such a beautiful time of day, my advice is to close your eyes,
take a deep breath, and soak up the splendid moment. It is rare ...
Nothing like the sun and sand to overcome fatigue!
Spent 8 hours in the car last night driving down south, listening to a delightful melange of baby TV and High School Musical. We got in at a head shattering 1:30 am to find the beds unmade in a cold, typically gigantic gite.
That being said, it was worth the sacrifice. The weather was glorious this morning as ...
Hitchiking!
... At the end a fat woman and her daugther offered me a ride through all that beauty of rocks and peaks. They weren't very talkative and the language barrier was on, but I was absorbed by the sight all the way anyway. They left me very near Perpignan after an hour trip, where I finally got in the car of a young couple. They left me in the best place to keep the hichhike direction Narbonne, which resulted to be on the side of the highway. And then is when ...
South of France - Day Trips
... over the other towns. it was still pretty interesting to walk around the old city and see how and why things were built. Pictures attached explaining a little more about the castle. I now am on a train leaving the South of France, I am making a stop in Lyon for the remainder of the day and night as a stop before I head into Switzerland tomorrow. I am excited to get to the Swiss Alps and a completely different region of Europe. It will be completely different from what I have seen so ...