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Another beautiful day of cycling. Not quite sure what I&#8217;ll do when the weather changes, I&#8217;ve been so spoiled with beautifully sunny days each and every day. <br><br>Cycled through quite a few &#8216;petit cite du character&#8217; today. Tiny little villages with fabulous old churches or other buildings. Narrow streets with what seems to not be a soul about. Until the noon day bells start to chime ...

Ok so I'm getting a bit behind in my blogs as I've arrived at my uni now and want to write about that. I am having a really good time and re-living being a fresher, which is kind of funny! I also have my laptop set up now - yay! So as a simple solution I'm going to tell you about the food I cooked by posting some photos of it ...

... and I would bring in the courses and then Id sit and eat too, David would join us occasionally or otherwise do the washing up. One definite benefit of doing a cooking school over noemal cooking is someone else does the washing up!<br><br>During the break in the middle of the day I'd read outside in the shade (such beautiful weathr whilst I was there), go for walks in the french countryside and pick some blackberries or get a lift into La Rochelle or Surgeres to ...

... I performed a tidy 9 point turn in the road and set off in the other direction, despite knowing it was more prone to small town syndrome with associated 3.5 tonne vehicle paranoia.<br><br>I hate these situations in this RV as its harder and drinks loads more diesel.<br>We aimed for an "Aire" on the beach but after finding four of the nine spaces occupied by cars, we aborted and drove on to Fouras.<br>This was a further 9km and had 20 full spaces ...

... seriously I was directed to and entered 2 public car parks) and far to many backstreets, looking back I am correct, I'll have to pay more attention in future. I eventually found the hostel, it looks a bit iffy from outside, on reflection it looks iffy because it looks like a block of chalets at Butlins. Wow! Inside it is amazing, this is the Mummy and Daddy of hostels, it's bright, clean, the rooms have a very modern ...

... we met Bonnie. We went to the restaurant on the beach and had coffees, and I tried to write a draft of my homework that was due that afternoon. Home again, home again. Once there I got to fixing up my french homwork, with a little help from Josée (my lovely French-Canadian). Then in walk Meredith and Amy: "We have the best birthday present for you", they announced. "Amy just ...

... so the lecturer was speaking slowly, which meant... I UNDERSTOOD IT ALL! And it was great. Not quite a grammar class, but the next best thing. Great for the vocabulary too. The next class was in the same room, with the same prof and the same Amy, but Bek changed into Josie. It was a lot harder. There are real french ...

... garage's generator was in open air only about 50 meters from the garage and it wroommed wroommed all night. But never mind I have some excellent sunset and sunrise pictures. So, although I got the vast emptiness of the land and the fulness of the Milky Way I was deprived of the mystories of silence . I cannot remember when or where I became aware of it but it was the strange feeling of being privileged when I truly lost touch with human contact , on ...

Well hello from La Rochelle! A beautiful town on the western coast of France, north of Bordeaux. We ended up here at random after deciding to travel south....and what a great place. The old city is enclosed by castle towers and a wall. It is surrounded by acres of awesome sailboats and tourists - mostly families and older people. Due to its popularity camping was full so we had our first hostel experience...and all we can say ...