Ibis Agen
16, rue Camille Desmoulins Agen, Aquitaine, 47000, France
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Verschillen.
Woensdag 17 augustus zijn we naar Vers gefietst. De heuvels en het weer doen een aanslag op ons. Het is vandaag erg warm, waarschijnlijk rond de 40 graden. We stoppen regelmatig om een koffie of cola te drinken. Na de lunch is Diane niet meer vooruit te krijgen. Ze heeft echt last van de warmte. Ze ligt eraf. Na een dag van 9 uur komen aan in Vers. We hebben 53 km gefiets en 547 hoogtemeters overwonnen. We spreken af ...
Scoping out retirement options in Provence
... not everyone feels inclined to slow down and move over when faced with the prospect of a head on collision!
As per usual, the language barrier provided some serious comedy value for us. Our host at Cote Provence spoke excellent English however she was 1 of probably 10 people in the entire town that did. Sitting at breakfast with a French couple and running out of conversation after 'bonjour' made for a slightly uncomfortable start to the ...
15.etappe 23km totalt 388km Lauzerte En fin dag
Nydelig etappe med godt underlag for beina.
Varmen var heller ikke paatrengende.
I dag hadda vi flere fine opplevelser langs veien. Motte interessante mennekser og spiste to overdaadige maaltider.
Vi er noyaktig halveis paa turen. Saa no kan man si at nedteelingen i dager og kilometer er i gang. Men fortsatt en lang vei og mange dager for vi kan klatre over Pyreneene.
Snakkes ...
First disappointment
... Then Juliet spied a sign pointing to a restaurant 2kms away. After a bit of debate, we decided we'd walk there.
It was stinking hot even at that time of the evening but we trudged on down a country lane.
We ended up at a lakeside camping ground where they had a big sprawling centre where you could get a meal.
Pizza was pretty much it on the menu so we both ordered that and sat on a nice verandah overlooking the lake watching the ...
Not visiting Agen again!
... were over 150 walkers all following the same route, some starting out at 6.00 am with others setting off at about 8.00 am.
We also noticed many cyclists crossing the Pyrenees (puff, puff) and riding through villages. We prefer the motorised version of two wheels!
In the same village where we stopped and spoke to the two walkers, a six girls playing music that sounded like it was out of an American Revolutionary ...



