Ibis Lyon Sud Vienne Saint Louis
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Lyon jour 2
Mardi,
aujourdhui, brettage sur internet: ( tu te souviens David bretter, lol) oh benoit est libre pour cet pm, youpi! il vient me chercher et on part a l aventure! jai encore le droit dassister a de nombreuses prestations musicales de sa part, je suis trop crampe, jadore son energie! on marche dans le quartier st jean, petit resto! ensuite, on rejoint Antoine! un CS que javais accueilli chez moi lete dernier a Quebec! Je ...
Lyon, ville lumiere!
... cetait genial, pe a demain!
Donc, je fais la connaissance de David! on se rend chez lui deposer mes sacs et on part dans la ville! Il me fait voir plusieurs places, plusieurs batiments! et le soir avec les lumieres cest trop beau! on se rend dans un resto. ici les Lyonnais mange tout ce que ce tu peux trouver sur une bete, de la cervelle en passant par le museau et finir par les pattes, euhhh, chu pas sur la, je veux bien gouter a des trucs mais ...
Beaujolais wine region
Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Lyon/Beaujolais tour & wine tasting After another wonderful breakfast, we departed by motor coach (luxury bus). For the Town of Oingt which sits high on a hill above the beautiful Beaujolais region north, home to 13 French wine appellations. Oingt is a Pierres Dorees—village built of golden stone. It was built in the 14th-century and then ...
Lyon
... with windows and historical characters. There are many many murals in Lyon. We also visited Vieux (old) Lyon which was quint and picturesque. Back onboard there discussion about World War II and the French Resistance movement in the Rhone Valley. After dinner we will had an excellent pianist entertain us. Back onboard there discussion about World War II and the French Resistance movement in the Rhone Valley. After dinner we will have live ...
Lyon is huge, and shiny
... onions and herbs. Pepper it and just a pinch of salt. Cover it and let it stand 24 hours. On the bench. ( the alcohol stops the meat going off) To cook just simmer the meat with the lid on the pot. You want the water to boil off a bit later to make it a sauce. You can add a little water if it dries out but it should be topped up with the rest of that bottle of wine( if you still have any) A pinch of cornflour will help thicken it. Serve with salad as it is quite rich. But ...