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La récolte des olives à Foa
... des microorganismes inoffensifs qui ont été utilisés, intentionnellement ou inintentionnellement, depuis fort longtemps.
Le concept de "microorganismes favorables" a été développé par le Professeur japonais Teruo Higa. Je vous conseille d'aller jeter un coup d'œil à leur site web (en anglais), car cette technologie est vraiment intéressante. Maurizio en fait l'éloge aussi souvent qu'il le peut (et Maurizio a une ...
Switzerland to France to Italy and back to France
... back and forth as I kept getting us lost. Fausto can only be so patient but his sense of direction outweighs my lack of directions. We finally arrive at our hotel Kyriad Nimes Quest and after getting our luggage into the room Fausto asks for the Tums.
This hotel has a large comfy bed plus a smaller one with room to still walk around on the wood floors. Shower has a lot of pressure and we have a toilette in our room again. Bonsoir, tomorrow we continue our journey. ...
Sex on the beach!!
... site so there are few facilities. With typical optimism, Monsieur leads us on a walk further up the valley where, he assures us, there will be a nice little cafe bar where we can eat and drink. No such luck, tired we return to the van for refreshments which are few and far between, we have not passed a supermarche to replenish stocks.
At 3.30pm sharp, a burley french madame opens the office doors. She is obviously the camp concierge ...
To have and to have not !
... fully charged for the electric bike.
7. Never drive on small lanes over mountains.
Signora
1. Never believe a word Signor says.
2. When Signor stays "why don't you go down to the beach by yourself and relax" - Go, but disconnect the battery on the electric bike.
3. Count the beer bottles before Signor empties them.
4. Never let Signor drive ...
Cinque Terre - 5 Italian Villages
... the hill to the village.
Our plan was to see all of the villages, but we knew that walking 9km was probably a bit of a stretch – particularly as the information provided said it took about 5 hours due to up and down nature of it. Also at the moment the walkway between Manarola (village 2) and Corniglia (village 3) is closed as it was washed out in a flood in October last year.
So from Manarola (village 2) ...
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