Hotel Restaurant du Midi
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Merci, Babette.
... silently, and in the courtyard, an open, octagonal gazebo covered by grape vines and in it, a little fountain fed by a spring. This is opposite the refectory so that the monks could cleanse their hands before meals. In the church, huge wine barrels have been installed in the side chapels. Of course, we had to buy a couple of half bottles of their wine and some of their malt beer. All were delicious.
Our last promenade in Pezenas, ...
Tan top up (or going lobster in my case...)
... to find
such a moment, a pause of tranquility, so savor it like the best damn wine
you've ever had!
After the market we hit the beach. Went
for a great run along the beach, passing every shape and size, from wrinkly
grannies to skinny teenage boys. Grabbed some fruit and delicious roast chicken
for a bite to eat before heading back to the gite to recharge our batteries.
A cup of tea went down ...
Nothing like the sun and sand to overcome fatigue!
Spent 8 hours in the car last night driving down south, listening to a delightful melange of baby TV and High School Musical. We got in at a head shattering 1:30 am to find the beds unmade in a cold, typically gigantic gite.
That being said, it was worth the sacrifice. The weather was glorious this morning as ...
Hitchiking!
... of the situation really stroke me. I had crossed the line! I was doing something that seemed almost forbidden or appeared only in the movies. I was walking along the highway, in the middle of nowhere, with a backpack of 20 kg on the back and cars flying on my side at 120 km/h which I would be attempting to stop with my thumb and my gaze, and I had never felt so alive. I was sure, in that moment, that I was born for this. This is what I was looking for, I was ...
South of France - Day Trips
... pretty interesting and very different from anything else I have seen on my trip. Of course they have turned this into a tourist trap though. Where the old town of Carcassonne would have sat outside the castle protected by the fortress walls there area has now been turned into a sea of shops, cafes and restaurants selling anything and everything you can think of. The only difference is these are King, Queen, Knight and Princess themed opposed the the standard France "junk" that ...
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