Hotel Porte de Camargue Arles

... over 1.5 million tourists each year as it is the source of a natural spring. It's wierd seeing a fast flowing river and then walking 50 metres "upstream" and there only being a trickle.. and then a bit further and no water... nothing but a big cliff straight up! <br><br>The town itself is nestled in a valley and is particularly pretty at dusk when rocks take on the colours of the sunset ...

... didn&#8217;t even really resist. They knew the status to being &#8217;Roman&#8217; and that it would bring them instant infrastructure, roads, money, etc. <br><br>But enough of all this Roman talk - we&#8217;re in France after all! Italy will come when we set sail tomorrow night. For now we&#8217;re dining on our last few snipits of cheese, provincial bread and aioli sauce.

... million pound sterling images that were worthless when Vincent was alive. <br><br> Now I think I know, what you tried to say to me <br> And how you suffered for your sanity, and how you tried to set them free<br> They would not listen, they&#8217;re not listening still.<br> Perhaps they never will. <br><br> ~ written by Don Mclean, sung by Josh Groban<br><br><br>

... came down near us but we were lucky and just got debris on us. But enough whining about the weather.<br>Avignon is extremely beautiful and we have a lovely view at night of all the castle etc all lit up as we are camped on a sort of island in the Rhone. We arrived yesterday and explored the town and went to the Popes palace which is the best preserved castle of its age in France. We then ...

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... green. Supposedly they have discovered how to make absinthe so it is not dangerous. With us, how would we tell if our minds have been affected? Back to the bus and through the Alpilles which surround Les Baux, arriving at the ship in time for dinner. This turns out to be a big eating day. We met Christine, the tour manager, at a bar near the entrance to Les Baux and had big beers (cider for Ed). On board, I felt compelled to try the ...

... together. We ordered and were eating and had stopped crying. Then Elise called again. When she said "Never forget me." I lost it again. We were all crying and everyone was looking at us. Oh well, it was the last night, we were going to be emotional. Then talk about a mood swing...Erica called Mark's phone (he was at the same restaurant with his host family) and needed to talk to Meredith. She needed us to go over to Claire's ...

... conditioning. We headed over to Cuisine de Comptoir for dinner. I figured that this was our last time there so I would eat all of my favorites, a salad, the Marius, and the chocolate cake. Too bad our favorite waiter wasn't there tonight. Haha. Kacie came over after dinner to do some translation homework. Sure enough, on the way home, the second man was standing on the street corner and yells to me, "Oh my friend! I miss you." Creeper. Guh. We ...

... and we got ready to leave. She helped me out and she couldn't believe how heavy my bags were. I reminded her that I went on the plane, train, and bus with all of them. We walked about 200 meters to her apartment on Rue de la Roquette. I asked if she was on the first floor and she said yes. I forgot that first floor means one floor up. It wasn't so bad taking all my bags up. My room is the biggest ...