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Hotel du Croise Lille

191 rue de la Rianderie, Marcq en Baroeul Lille, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, 59700, France

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A lille bit of this and a lille bit of that...

A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

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... on out with Hudson to do the laundry and managed to make friends with a couple of old French ladies. One decided that Hudson should be on show all the time even though he was asleep and kept uncovering him so she could look at him! Only managed to wake him up though! Grrr.

We got back to the hotel by check out time and now it's on our way again to Epernay just south of Reims (or Remez as I keep calling it) in the Champagne region.


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I thought England was cold..

A travel blog entry by michelle12

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Lille was so cute and beautiful. all the buildings and stone paved lanes and christmas markets just made this place feel so warm even though I was freezing..lol
I spent the day walking around and thawing out in little boutiques when ever I got too cold.. waiting for Ben to finish work. I soon realised my coat was insufficient for warmth.lol.. but this was just the beginning as i was to find out.. no snow as of yet though.
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The beginning of a 1 year trip

A travel blog entry by meilleuir

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Here's my new itinary :

10th December Kuala lumpur in the morning
11th December Early in the morning flying to Pnhom Penh
24th December KOH PHANGAN
2 January Leaving Koh Phangan
... 5th January Kuala Lumpur flying to Melbourne .

Cost me around 550 euros.



Hope you'll like my writing ...

' t Is tijd om te vertrekken .... !

A travel blog entry by michoriet

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... vanalles in!
We hopen met dit blog jullie terug ons pad te laten volgen, met plaatjes en een verhaal.
En ... we gaan Lien weerzien, 't is een jaar geleden !!!! Dat doen we via London .... Ewout en familie gaan ons dus mogen uitwuiven, het is onze manier de kids weer te zien.

Een jaar is zo voorbij, we hebben iedereen wel op de een of andere manier ontmoet, samen iets ...

Vive le Ch'Nord au P'tit Quinquin!

A travel blog entry by bambam77

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... la ville, et les batailles ont été particulièrement meurtrières. J'ai visité un sous-terrain , une sorte de cave qui servait au départ à l'extraction de blocs de craie (9e au 12e puis 16e au 19e siècles), et qui a par la suite servi à cacher les soldats en 14-18 et les civils en 39-45. La région était bombardée par les alliés et les Allemands disaient aux gens d'aller se cacher.

Le mardi, je suis allée visiter un ...