Ibis Compiegne
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Towed through the tunnel.
... of the water. Quite a feat. it was used in the war by the Germans who used it as their near impregnable bunker and operations comand centre. they tied a string of barges together. there are some boats that have painted their names on the walls but i am certain somewhere on a small piece of wall there will be a carveing, Fritz was here Tied up in a dead little town called Vendhuil The charts showed this small cutting on the wrong side of the canal. Navionics has some ...
The Last Few Weeks
Well I have gotten numerous complaints (mostly from my mother) that I haven't updated my blog very recently. So, I will update you all on my last few weeks. After returning from Italy, I still had one week of vacation before returning back to school. One day, my sister, mom, grandmother and I took the train into Lille, one of the biggest cities in the North of France. We went shopping and I prepared myself for the winter ahead: I bought a ...
Big empty canal, and the deckie rocked chauny
... guys on the right telling me to move left. *******. the town here is pretty dead. And tomorow is sunday. So moving on again early was the plan. It is howling this morning. it will blow the milk out of your coffee. i am currently sitting in the cockpit waiting to see if this gale will back off enough to get moving. i dont want to get stuck here in the middle of a fishing competition. The fisherman were serious enough yesterday and that was only ...
The promised land is busy
Chauny....ahh what can I say about Chauny. Actualy not a lot as i have barely stepped ashore. i just parked red in the marina. Put the laundry on and organised the net. ut so far it has been awesome. we yachties being simple creatures find things like electricty, water, showers and laundry exciting. Having the net here just makes it feel like the promised land. today started slow. i got up at the sparrows **** ready to tackle the canals but as red was -2c it was a little icy. ...
Day 3 - Midnight in Paris
... Whoo hoo for that, "Icing on the cake?"or "Salt on an open wound?"... I will let the reader decide... After the wonderful Moulin Rouge experience we took the metro back to the beautiful Arc du Triomphe and walked home from there... We stopped and order "Take Away" Pizza (I know what your thinking, but Im in France ***** and thats the correct terminology here) From Café di Róma to take back to the Hotel. We sat in bed eating what I think is ...
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed