Hotel Phoenix Saint-Denis
1 Rue du Moulin a Vent Saint-Denis, Reunion
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A day at the seaside
And today it really is French influence. Hee Haw Hee Haw!!
Reunion is a Departement of France and it really does show. The infrastructure in roads, housing and industrial areas was very obviously EU money enhanced. It is the tidiest most European place we have visited in this area.
We are berthed at Le Port, south of St Dennis the capital. We opt to take the ship's shuttle to the small seaside town of St Gilles le ...
A happy Reunion
... Denis.
It was mid-morning when we arrived. All morning we talked about all sorts of things; family and friends, the situation in the church associations, world news and pertinent Bible passages, plans for the near and long-term future. Since we were only to have one day together, we had much old news to catch up on and new things to cover as well.
At noon, Mr. Prodigue went to pick up his wife from the school where she ...
Find an internship
Hello, I'm french.
I am student, currently in my second year of a
Business Studies School in Reunion Island. During this year i have to
make an internship.I would like to make it in Toronto.
Can anybody
help me to find it? It will be during the period 30 May to 30 July 2011.
And I would like to discover an important company. Maybe in the sector
of marketing, evenementiel, sale...
...
Sleepy Sundays
As I sit and reflect on the 3rd (whilst enjoying another superlative breakfast) I am constantly reminded of my buzz word for the past 2.5 days: Civilisation. Rhiannon engages in lively conversation (broken french/english) with our new friend Stephan as coffee and pastry become an hour long event. So it was with Sunday the 03rd. A long relaxing breakfast, tranquil water flowing over a Chinoiserie water feature and languid music plays in the background. The pace of life ...
Bienvenue a la Civilisation
... of family service, relaxing outdoor eating/smoking area, and clean (petite) rooms with modern and efficient convieniences.
Food obtained from a local street vendor/take-away provided us with our first view of the ecclectic mix of cultures on Reunion Island. The staff were a strange but altogether appropriate mix of Asian, Creole, French and African peoples who assisted vigorously with our efforts to order our meal in French/English ...


