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Les Étoiles de Pau sont trés beau
... intrigued by the riders/horses that can jump higher than any of us can only dream of doing someday).
At the end of saturday the group was ready to go to the hotel and have a siesta. Dr Relav took me to my 2-star hotel where the receptionist was extremely pompous and quite rude. Apparently that place was the **** (I mean, the bathroom was conveniently arranged so you can use the toilet, brush your teeth, and wash your feet at the same time. However, breakfast was ...
Cushings Disease a le Casino? Mais oui.
... was no where to be found except at a garage far, far away. So of course we got lost. Charlotte thought it would be funny if I asked some teenagers for directions to the Casino in English, so I did. It wasn't funny, it was hilarious. The poor kids trying to help us did not understand why were were laughing so hard, until Charlotte blew our cover and told them that no, we were not infact American tourists (or at least one of us ...
Bonnie and Clyde -simples!
... of recipes and reminiscing of great meals – the French, eh!
Up until about last week, we have continued to have good weather, enabling us to finish the bulk of the painting and other outside jobs. We have also picked up a little end of season B & B. When my friend Jacky came to stay, it was really hot and we toured round a bit to show her the area. One day we were coming back over the Col D'Aspin and passed an older man sheltering under a ...
The Pyrenees
... crucifixes, holograms of Christ.....
Friday, we popped into Argeles-Gazost again to buy a couple of LaFuma stools that we saw in a shop on market day and Seonaid decided to get her hair cut. Luckily got an appointment for 4pm so we decided to head up into the mountains to Gavarnie which is about 36kms from Argeles and its uphill all the way ! And yes that is snow on the peaks. Gavarnie consists of a
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Cock-a-doodle do or cock-a-doodle don"t
... and a copy of a Bordelais recipe book in addition and he has asked us to continue to pick raspberries for our own use, collect kindling for him and pick up a part for his lawnmower.
When he and Marie-Helene are here they go across to Spain to stock up on things like olive oil, Muscat, Vrac ( cheap wine) and Port, all of which costs very little and is sold from huge wooden casks, as well as local delicacies such nougat, elver and really good peaches and ...
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