Hotel Marbella Nice
120 Bd Carnot Nice, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06300, France
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Joining in the chorus
... wrapped as snug as a nativity Jesus and a greying hunter, whose thick hair seemed to be forming a winter fur-like coat around his head and neck, complained of the cold from their 7am start. There were three fathers still looking young and awkward among the bonheur of the village elders. They could have been my age, it was hard to tell. Something about the eyes and the face that didn't quite marry up. They could simultaneously seem much older and much younger, so much so that I ...
Another one bites the dust.
... certainly love their lemons here; they have a festival dedicated to them, and every shop sells lemony wares. Lemon magnets, lemon soaps, lemon vodka, lemon lemons...
After eating some fine food on the med sea front and getting a kick out of trying my French, I headed to Monaco for the evening.
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Moving to the royal wedding party!
... hill towards Cimiez; north of town. It is known for its roman ruins, big old fashion hotels and the museum of the painters Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall. Since Matisse was on top of the hill I decided to tackle this one first. I did not like his paintings a s much as I appreciated the paper cutting art he did.
According to the guide (electronic malhereusement) the Marc Chagall museum is one of the only museums that was built while ...
France, at last
... us the most difficult way to our b and b. We thought the Italian roads were narrow!!! Our first b and b in France was fantastic with an amazing view and a great pool. We went to our first super-market. Wow it was amazing. So big and interesting. Yes, shopping was interesting!!!
And then we cooked our first dinner in 3 weeks. Ray did his thing on the barbeque with steak and I cut up a little salad. Gee we enjoyed it. Of course ...
Montjuic, Barri Gotic y Museu Picasso
Bismil-lahi ar-Rahman ar-Rahim
Día hermoso en Barcelona. Nos levantamos y nos fuimos a caminar por la calle más céntrica, el Passeig de Gracia (una onda libertador pero con edificios de Gaudí). Caminando nos encontramos con la Casa Batiló: una hermosura, es tan identificable la arquitectura de Gaudí que no hay que mirar el mapa para encontrarla… las ventanas son de otro mundo, y los techos parecen la crema de una torta en distintas capas. Luego, seguimos caminando ...


