Ibis Niort

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... booths have been helpful (when they’re open), but they usually are not. We’ve also been cycling almost through the various regions about 1 a day. So if I do stop for information it’s only for the one day and will not help us in planning the next as we’ll be out of the region…Had a little marital spat with Brian the other day about how routine our lives have become - LOL.

Tough day today; first it rained, then it poured. Finally, when the sun came out, the winds blew in off the sea! La Rochelle is worth a visit to see the back streets and restaurants along the harbour, especially lit up at night. Back in the rooms in Charron now, watching the stars and satellite spotting :-)

... risotto I cook for supper. Relaxing after a long and hot day behind the steering wheel, I look at the set up that we've come up with for Monty the Land Rover and am pleasently surprised that it all works so well...all our things, tidy and conveniently placed...Claire and I really have an awesome snail house that we've already made into a home. We don't miss our old house in London, who needs walls when you have wheels! More on this topic soon, stay tuned.

... Translation: This morning we got up, we ate breakfast, and after we went to church and at noon we took a big bus to return to Niort. When we got out of the bus it was 7:00 in the evening. The person who was coming to drive us to the house went to the wrong place. After that, she found us. We only arrived at the house at 8:30 om. We watched rugby on TV and France won against New Zealand!

Ce matin on s'est levé à 9h00 et on a mangé déjeuner, et après on a acheté des fruits et des cartes pour écrire à ma famille et mes amis. Demain on va y allers à Lourdes. Translation: Thie morning we got up at 9:00 am and ate breakfast, and after we bought some fruit and some post cards to write to my family and my friends. Tomorrow we are going to Lourdes.

... I received a very sad phone call from Victoria at the end of her day. Sunday was spent traveling about an hour to a party, with the prospect of meeting many children. Unfortunately there was only one child, and lots of old people. To make it worse, she was served clams for lunch. Oh no! Anyone who has seen the latest Mr. Bean movie can appreciate how Victoria felt as she looked at those slimy things on the table! Jet lag is keeping her from feeling well-rested, and this is ...

Hi folks, Have about 20 entries on the way, plus heaps and heaps of photos - unfortunately to date have had a variety of issues stopping us completely the blog as we should - the worst obstacle being Sam spending hours distractedly reading the Herald online, instead of telling our tale - Francie is giving him lectures and nasty looks on your behalf, don't worry. Photos haven't gone up since Panama because havent been on ...

... that we wont be doing the hostel thing very often....lol. Matt and I were segregated to different rooms and although he had some friendly roomates, I had a drunken British girl who operated like our dorm room was a brothel ...thankfully the beach and the town made up for my promiscuous roomate!

We spent a great time at the beach, and found that the tide DOES evetually come in just afterlunch, making a questionable ...

... light procession. So many people were there, alot of them are very sick, they were all wheeled in by nuns, nurses, volunteers, to join the procession. I´ll never forget this experience, it made me appreciate what I have. My life is wonderful and I am a very lucky person to have such wonderful mother, relatives and friends. I am thankful.