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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... on anzuschauen und um mal etwas für Interessierte zu schreiben.
Doch jetzt der Reihe nach:
Am Dienstag 20. November sind wir von Gossau aus in Richtung Portugal losgeradelt. Warum Gossau? Naja, eigentlich sind wir ein paar Tage zuvor schon in Thal gestartet, aber wir wollten Simon und Robin, die uns die erste Übernachtungsmöglichkeit boten, dann doch nicht so schnell wieder verlassen. Danke euch für die letzten Tage in der Ostschweiz!
Danach ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... and Barb from SV Sonsy in Brisbane. They were on the other side of the river from us. They had managed to find us here in froggy land. They are on board now so we are collectivly enjoying great food, wine and freezing our ***** off. it is really great to have mates on board. We sailed often on their Seawind Cat in Brisbane. I could have almost been tempted to the dark side(catermerans). And they are foodies too so all the great french goodies ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
We are leaving Meursault on Tuesday morning, and will travel for a little over two weeks in some other areas of France. Our six weeks here have gone by far too quickly, and we are sad to say 'good-bye' to our friends here.
On Wednesday, I (Joni) baked cookies to give as gifts to some of the people who have been so good to us. Shopping for baking supplies is an adventure. I couldn’t find what we think of as brown sugar (the ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... to do. I saw a small toy windmill located in someone’s yard and told Joni I’d found it. (For some reason, she failed to see the humor in this.) Two men were working on an old car in a garage. Joni rolled down her window and asked them what was up. One said, “The windmill is on top of the hill.” (That’s where the wind turbines were located.) Joni tried to clarify à la français- IS THERE AN ...
Day Eighteen, A Hearty Taste of Burgundy
... the prospect of our last leg of the tour.
After crossing the border we stop at a mall for lunch, although Jennifer jokes that Rick Steves doesn’t necessarily approve of malls- it’s just that they have a great food court and fun shops, and the stop itself is convenient on our route. I take my tray and load it up with a San Pellegrino, a croque monsieur, salad, and a dish of pears. Anthony grabbed a bottle of SP as well, and a bowl of pasta. ...