Ibis Hotel Beziers Béziers
Echangeur Beziers Est Béziers, Languedoc-Roussillon, 34500, France
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Update and Devo from Curtis!
... When we went back we really hit it ******* the side trail and while we were at it we got prickled by some thorn bushes. The good part was we found tons more bunkers. One of the bunkers had a ladder but it broke at one part so we could not go down.
Bunkers are a protection for Italy when World War 2 started and ended. There was lookouts and some underground rooms. When you went in the rooms about 500 feet ...
No better way to start a birthday
... and hard work going through each one carefully, mooring to allow the other 2 boats to fit in. Just when we thought it was over and we would be mooring at Beziers, another lock loomed. This was one of the deepest we have been in, and by the time the lock was drained we were in a deep hole with our mooring lines straight up to bollards we could no longer even ...
Narbonne by day
... took some photos .... a few of the friendly locals liked the look of me!!!
Time for lunch so we found a lovely spot on the edge of the canal and devoured our picnic goodies. It was a beautiful setting and we enjoyed watching the houseboats and other canal traffic. We could have just sat and watched life go by for ages, but time for us to check out and move on!!
Next stop, Generac... a small village near Nime where our hosts were ...
July 14 in Narbonne
... getting out tickets we sidled up to the huge queue and "merged" into the crowd as the gates opened for the next show.... front row seats!! The horsemanship and showmanship was terrific, we really enjoyed the show.
After leaving the jousting exhibit we entered the main "streets" of Carcassonne castle and it was wall to wall people... yuk!!! We couldn't wait to get out! There was no way we were going to endure these crowds for a few fireworks no matter how wonderful they ...
Day 9 - Les Baux-de-Provence to Meze
... Theater. We spent some time looking around the imposing theater before returning to the car and heading off to another World Heritage Site, the Pont-du-Gard.
The Pont-du-Gard is situated in a large parklike setting, which seems to be quite popular (at least on Sundays) as a picnic spot for locals. There is nice access to the Gard River, and several ...



