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First days walk for the children
The bad weather forecast did not arrive and the mornings walk started in fine weather. After only about a km we had already been told off many times for William in bare feet. Fortunately William was walking with Sabine so she got growled at. We thought we would stop after 15km but at the 15 mark the children were still full of energy so we continued on for another 9km to portomarin. We were surprised at our speed and averaged 4.5km an hour and were passing ...
A Hidden Treasure
... La Romieu itself is a 12th century fortified medieval village with a 14th century collegiate church, cloisters and towers which are visible from the camp site only a short walk away from the village. You can hear the bells ringing too. It is also known mysteriously as the 'Cite des Chats' but I have yet to find out why, some legend about a girl who saved the city with her cats? There are many others ...
Day 10: Millau to Aubiet
... got us there with no trouble and even though it was rush hour we had very few hold-ups.
As it wasn't raining today Jens was able to drive at the limit of 130 kph on the motorway and he enjoyed this very much.
We had chosen the village of Aubiet as a stopping place for tonight and had booked a hotel on the Internet a couple of nights ago so that we knew we would have somewhere to stay rather then take pot luck. The Hotel Oh! Bon ...
Road Trip through Southwestern France
... of the world – the most well-known the one Di and I doing, but many others. There are of course ancient churches and cathedrals everywhere. Lovely, but once you’ve seen one you’ve seen them all really.
Next stop, Larressingle, a tiny, ancient fortified village. Really cute – would be lovely on a sunny day but then there are probably hordes of tourists there in the summer on a nice day and it was cool that there were only a couple ...
Travelling South
... wasn't much fun anymore in the rain. We have a quick breakfast of croissants, pack up, then after handing the boat back over to the Locaboat staff we catch a cab to the Avis office to pick up our rental car. It's a Renault, and looks a little like Postman Pat's van, but it's roomy and will do the job.We leave Agen, somehow managing to find our way out of the centre of the city and are on our way south ...
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