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Travel Blogs from Saint-Sernin-sur-Rance
Albi and Albigensians
... feet have been grateful ever since for the friendliness and helpfulness of the Albigensians.
One habit we find rather quaint with the French, in general, and certainly the Albigensians, is the way a lot of them like to be accompanied by their dogs at all times; in restaurants, in tourist attractions, at the markets, in fact wherever they go. Most tourist attractions and hotels will state if dogs are allowed to accompany their owners and ...
Bordeaux and Blaye
... cute little laneways and stunning architecture. Bordeaux has a lovely centre square with some great bars and cafes. Had the best burger I have ever eaten there and we were introduced to France's love of sauces and they do it so well, after a bewildering run of meals in various countries which just needed a sauce. This place was basically a stopover on the way to the countryside for us. We stayed there for one day in a nice budget hotel, apart from the massive hot water tank ...
Back in France
Another long drive today to Millau. I don't want to see another motorway service station for a very long time! It was very hot today and the journey took us through the mountains and high altitudes. Approaching Millau the views were fantastic, with twisting roads up and then down the mountain side. We saw the Millau ...
Aire on the quiet side
... based around a very old square with lots of tiny streets, quaint houses and lots of craft shops. Some were still open. Many seemed to specialise in knives, others were the usual mix of art, pottery, fabrics. I know someone who found this exciting! Methinks we'll be back into the village tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow, on to Janna's place near Caylus. She's just driven down from England and has invited us for lunch and a few days' van rest! Sounds ...
Walkies!
... of the dwellings in the Grand Canyon in Oman (for thos of you eho have seen them). Onwards and upwards until we reached the limestone causeway on top. Then on through pine forests and woodland scrub to the other side of the plateau, ready for a tortuous descent (bit of scrambling really) back to the car park in Liaucous where a small café offered a welcome beverage.
15kms about, bright and breezy weather, no rain, great views and healthy ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
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