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Ah, the joys of driving.......
... This in fact took us about ten hours longer than it should have (Darcy & Megan: this would be tourist route 27) but gave us the opportunity to calm down and get used to the driving. If anyone knows how to turn the volume up on the GPS we will be eternally grateful (we're driving a brand new Peugot 308 if that helps). Enough of the driving. Varzy is a moderately small medieval town, everything is ancient. Our building is ...
Exploring Burgundy from our Lucy-sur-Yonne base
... we have a long tour of the airport in the plane when we arrive about midday. Park a long way out, and just as we have to get off, it starts to rain heavily, and we have to run down the open stairway and 20 metres to the bus. No umbrellas allowed. We’re pretty wet walking through the airport, and it’s hard to find way out to immigration. Pick up our bags, which have been left uncovered, and are quite wet. We’re getting the ...
La Fabuloserie: you will never be the same...
... s in action on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hf3IlwJn NGY&feature=related
By the time we had completed our three-hour tour in French we had neither energy nor time to visit the button museum in Briare as we had planned. Nor did we stop at the kitchen utensil museum a few miles down the road. Another time...
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An unplanned stop, an unexpected Joigny
... part of the town rising up the hill from the riverside.
It is not in the least touristy and feels as though things have declined here, with a number of empty shops. However, there are some beautiful old buildings, just ripe for restoration.
We contemplated what it would be like to ...
What a day...amazing fun
Well for all of you in the Southern hemisphere, I am sorry but we are celebrating the longest day of the year up here!
In my detailed research (reading a few signs in a church last week), I worked out that on the summer solstice at solar noon, there was something special at the church at Vezelay. Just like those Dan Brown novels, the light comes thru the windows and forms a guiding light in the aisle of the church. The tourist bureau doco did add ...