Ibis Roscoff

... with a few points at various objects. Cleaned the udders, primed some teetes, but I couldn’t manage to get the ‘sucker machine’ on right. I tried several times, but couldn’t get it on ‘veet’ enough! Mama took us around showing us absolutely everything! She is such a fun lady - not put off at all that we don’t speak French. Instead she is just excited to be sharing and talkes a mile a ...

... that day that turned into such a massacre. The American cemetery has more than 10,000 soldiers buried there and is a beautiful park-like setting right bordering on cliffs of the beach. All the small towns we went through were somehow damaged or totally destroyed by the war which was something the tour guide was continually pointing out .. even with all the beautiful structures you can not help but think how much more fabulous it must have been before the war.

... way that I had not really processed before, was how recent this war was. (After visiting ancient sites in Rome, Pompeii and others, that were 1,000's of years old, the aftermath of the war is a mere whip of time). It lays just outside my gereration.

I started to put together in my head how old my mom was and wonder... How did it effect her? her parents? her community? I did the same ...

... Marg and Ben and took them back to have lunch. we spend a fantastic afternoon as we talked and remembered all those souvenirs... anyway as all good thing always come to an end, we went back to the hotel to pack our bags as tomorrow we are heading for the Mont-Saint-Michel.

After a restful night I decided to go and do the washing duty as marg was still under the weather and Josh was not feeling well either so it was as well. As soon as I was done I swinged by the local fast food to bring home lunch so we could seat down and have something to eat while we watched the game. Australia v France... it was a ...

This morning after breakfast we were going back to our room when someone was behind me and it was Christophe.... he really has not changed we had a long chat and as we both had thing to do we decided to have a drink tomorrow night before going for diner. I went back to the room and we took the road to the Pointe du Raz.... no visit in Brittany would be complete without a visit to the Pointe du Raz. There it has changed as well, all the shaggy ...

After packing the car we went on the port for the "petit dejeuner" and we took the tourist drive toward Brest to be closer to my friends. We found a hotel called Oceania with a swimming pool (do not get excited as it is only 3ft deep) design for English tourist in mind. But the rooms were nice and large so all in all not a bad choice but for the location.... the local industrial estate. Anyway ...

... courses. The residence has a heated indoor swimming pool and a health spa. Hot offer: Eurobuster prices start from £312 (previously £400) per week for a family of four in a one-bedroom apartment. 2. Aquitaine A haven for teens that loveto explore. This lush region is close to both the sea and surrounded by thick forests. Surfing is a ...

... were SO rough that we spent the entire evening in our cabin (this is the view out our window before ...

... by racing up the hill to the Mayors office to get a signed and stamped certificate from the mayor himself explicitly authorising camping for the night of the 30th May. It was as tough as the bargain beef from Netto we cooked on the camp stove. 4 litres of wine later I sat on my camera and smashed the LCD screen. All was forgotten after racing round the lake in the pitch black speeding ...