Hotel Moderne Arras
1 Blvd Faidherbe Arras, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, 62000, France
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Train from Gare du Nord to Arras
An early start to get ourselves from Montparnasse to Gare du Nord for the TGV to Arras. Note to self - when travelling with big bags avoid Paris Metro in peak hour. Flight to Arras was very quick and comfortable. Checked in then off to the Wellington Tunnels for a tour. Where do you hide an army for a month? Underground of course!
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A lille bit of this and a lille bit of that...
The journey from B-S-M wasn't without a few missed turns mainly due to rubbish directions again from google maps but we got there in the end. The actual journey was pretty nice. We decided to take the back route and go through the countryside instead of heading down the motorways. The weather was pretty dark and gloomy so it was a good day for car travelling. A few nice little towns on the way through but didn't stop. Hotel very nice and a bit posh. ...
I thought England was cold..
Lille was so cute and beautiful. all the buildings and stone paved lanes and christmas markets just made this place feel so warm even though I was freezing..lol
I spent the day walking around and thawing out in little boutiques when ever I got too cold.. waiting for Ben to finish work. I soon realised my coat was insufficient for warmth.lol.. but this was just the beginning as i was to find out.. no snow as of yet though.
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The beginning of a 1 year trip
Here's my new itinary :
10th December Kuala lumpur in the morning
11th December Early in the morning flying to Pnhom Penh
24th December KOH PHANGAN
2 January Leaving Koh Phangan
... 5th January Kuala Lumpur flying to Melbourne .
Cost me around 550 euros.
Hope you'll like my writing ...
A wonderful weekend in France
... bought bread and cheese which we enjoyed in a park nearby.
By now we were hot and quite tired so headed back to the metro and went back into town. Not much opens other than restaurants, bistros and cafes on a Sunday but this meant there were not so many people around and we could take in more of the buildings. We enjoyed lunch before collecting our luggage and heading to the train station having had a lovely ...



