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Albi and Albigensians
... etc' in rapid French. Papa came over and tried to explain in French on the map. Finally he said something that we realised meant to follow him and off we went with Papa who delivered us several winding, back streets away to the shoe repair man, told him we were Australian, helped us sort out the correct size of inner sole with the shoe repair man and went off cheerfully after we repeatedly 'merci, merci tres beaucouped' effusively, shaking ...
Bordeaux and Blaye
... but it was still old and charming nevertheless.
Most shops close in Blaye between 12pm and 6pm so it took us afew days to get used to this chilled out, lazy town - but thats exactly what we wanted anyway. Luckily though we found Betty, who owned a bar only a few steps from our b&b, her place was decorated with everything Betty Boo. We sat with her on a couple of occasions, drank beer or wine and learnt some French. It was so nice for us to be in a small ...
Poolside in Pagès
... of vegetable, fruit, cheese and poultry stalls and little else. We ambled through the old streets and stopped for refreshments in the square before heading back to Pagès. Lunch in bright sun and total stillness again, interrupted only by a deer that strolled through the field just behind Janna's place. Not seen any wild boar yet sadly. A brief attack on ...
Shock news! BBQ in doubt.
... is expanding exponentially. Yours in diplomacy, B Ritontour. Fri 9 September Still here in Pagès The projected plan to do a long walk through, round and up and over the local gorge was shelved because of the rising thermometer. A spectacularly bright, sunny and quiet morning ensured that our decision was wise one. We replaced the long walk with a short, circular stroll with Janna down into the nearby gorge and back up up again - less than 3 miles in shade ...
Brits and dogs on the Aveyron
... spent a happy afternoon busying ourselves with garden chores, involving weeds, lavender and pleasant sunshine. Janna returned and we killed time in horticultural activity until the "sun was over the yardarm" and I was encouraged to open another of the exorbitally priced local reds.
Local market day tomorrow and an opportunity for observation of multi-cultural ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Pets allowed