Ibis Dijon Centre Clemenceau
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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?
The humble cooee. we Aussies have the call designed for calling out across large areas of bush. It starts with a coo in mid tones aand ends with a wee in higher pitch. It works. i was chatting to a nutcase Danish Kayaker who is paddling to spain, when I heard some yahoo yelling cooee. i didnt twig at first assuming it was kids. But then it occured to me that it was a Cooee call and who the hell knows There are Assies here. So I looked around to ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... to get drunk”) and she taught me a new noun that evening. She was offering me a cornichon, which is a small sweet pickle. But she asked me if I wanted a cornichon or grands nichons – she giggled and her father didn’t look happy with her. Now I know how to say “big boobs”. Not sure when I’ll use that one.
On Thursday evening, we had our landlord, Bertrand, and our American friend, Jim, over for ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
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Joni and I had decided that we wanted to take a short road trip. We love to do this type of activity. We usually pick a destination or two, but the fun of such a day is discovering the places you happen across along the way to-or-from. We had two destinations on this day.
The first destination, Semur-en-Auxois, is a town we had driven by on a number of occasions but never stopped to visit. It had ...
Day Eighteen, A Hearty Taste of Burgundy
... some words of French to him. He asked if we were American, and when we said “Yes,” he jumped up and began speaking quite enthusiastically in rough English. He pulled a painted canvas from the wall and flipped it over- showing us the inscription from a man in Baltimore. Apparently this traveler had seen the wood carver and when he went back to the States, he painted a scene of him in his shop, then wrote a note on the back and sent it to him. I ...
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