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Hotel Mercedes Hossegor

Avenue Du Tour Du Lac Hossegor, Aquitaine, France

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The Journey Out

A travel blog entry by kayyendole

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... they had plastic dappled greys and cows on the islands; quite attractive actually, makes a change from a sea of gaudy multi-coloured begonias. The trees were heavily laden with mistletoe why do they always pick the most spindly trees to be their host?
What with singing our heads off to everything from dated Lionel Richie albums to Christmas Carols we managed the journey without too much stress.

 
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ISPANYA - FRANSA SINIRI VE BORDOAUX`E VARIS

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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... otel rezervasyonunu yapmisti zaten. Hic kaybolmadan kolayca otele geldik, odaya esyalarimizi birakip yakindaki bir et lokantasinda yemek yedik. Otele donus ve yatis.

Yarin Bordeaux`u gezecegiz. Otelin onunden otobus varmis merkeze. Arabayi almayiz, cunku arabayla gidince aksam yemeklerinde icki icmiyoruz. Buraninda kirmizi saraplari meshur !!!!! ayip olur arkadaslara.Yarin gece yine burada kalacagiz. Ertesi sabah artik nereye ...

Surf Country, this one is for Scott

A travel blog entry by suegronka

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... a town right over the French border, there were 9 foot swells at 15 seconds with a 9mph wind. I am not sure if that is good but it was sure fun watching. One problem I could identify was there were a lot of Kooks out there. They have many surf schools. Boards were flying all over the place. The best I could tell, the experienced surfers went further out to a separate ...

Basque Country

A travel blog entry by suegronka

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... people have a very strong sense of pride and have made multiple attempts to free themselves from any Spanish ties, even using violence in the past (ETA freedom extremists). The Basque Country is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and the Pyrenees Mountains. What makes it very unique is the fact that there is a Spanish, Pais Vasco, and their close cousins in France, Pais Basque. There is hardly a border between the two. They share ...

Playing with Wild Ponies in the Pyrenees

A travel blog entry by selenapan9

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... No one was really sure where the blue came from, but Remi suspected shells or sea creatures. We did a quick driving tour through one village, called Espelette. It is famous for its red peppers, which adorn all the buildings. We also did quick tours through a few other villages, all of which were charming and had an interesting "feel" to them. I made a mental note that I wanted to come back to this region to spend a few days. ...