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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... die wir hald nicht ganz verstanden haben. Aber intesessant war es trotzdem! Merci beaucoup Xavier pour l'hospitalité! Ce fut une belle expérience de rencontrer vous! Heute gings mit dauerregen weiter und die Weinberge hat man vor Nebel kaum gesehen. Meursault soll eine Weissweinstadt sein, deshalb probieren wir jetzt so einen =) später wird ein Platz fürs Zelt im Rebberg gesucht. Bald solls mit dem Wetter wieder bessern, wir freuen uns drauf!
A bientôt
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Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... when you apply their 13 month calender. In Europe it does not, cannot really because the variation need to get from snow and ice to hot and sunny is just too huge. maybe there is a half monthly thing we can apply. Doing locks when its cold is hard and dee and Bruce came back in from the cold half frozen. Handling wet ropes when its cold isnt pleasant. So in this lovely little town we have stopped at we shopped. Gloves Beanies and blankets. Also ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... more important. It is fuel for the soul. Which is why I have added a new piece to the food triangle we all learned in school. Its called soul food. It is as neccesary as the meat section or the cereals and should be right alongside the oils and fats section. Anything that makes you feel good, falls into this catagory. Absolutely anything as long as you dont eat to much of it will do you as much good for your soul as a 6 km run. Soul food. Try some ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... Thanks to the help of strangers, her mother was not recaptured. It is hard to imagine the fear – as well as courage – that this young woman must have had.
Judith’s father was taken to a concentration camp along with his two brothers, and at one point they were on a long forced march. On this horrible march, if a person fell down they were shot and left behind to die. One of the three brothers was very ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... even there. Just a sort of hole-in-the-ground that looked old located in the cemetery of a small chapel in the woods. Last try- the windmill. We drove up a road that looked like it was last used by the Romans, emerged on top of a treeless hill and saw…five huge, brand new wind turbines whirling away. This can’t be what they meant on the map?!?!?!? We drove to the nearest town and looked around; that took all of ...