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Eleanor of Acquitane
... at different parts of the castle covering different events,
as well as the brochure having a chip which when held against certain
signs in the castle provided commentary. This castle was also very
important in the growth of the Knight Templar and their difficult
relationship with the always cash strapped Kings of France.
The Grand Master of the Templars was imprisoned here and Henry II and his son King John ( the bad bloke of Robyn Hood fame) died in this castle.
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On to the Loire
So I left Aubergenville and hit the road, and a few curbs .. Until I got my bearings. It's not that you forget you are driving on the other side of the road, you basically just follow the car in front. It's only a little tricky when you come to a corner or roundabout and there is no car in front. You have to remember to look to your left not you right, same as when you are crossing the road, which I think is much more dangerous. Many cars over here have dents and scratches, and ...
My first travel blog!
... friendly. had a great meal of pasta with mushrooms and beef. the mushrooms had been picked that day with Isabelle's father. I said to Bruno some mushrooms can be dangerous, he said he knows, so i said "oh, you do this often then", he said...."Non, mes c'est facile" oh really i thought i don't think its that easy as i gulped down my second helping of who knows what type of mushroom. we then had homemade tiramisu (by Gayton) with some desert ...
De l'après-midi jusqu'à la nuit tombante...
... 7ish. Just looked at a few pretty churches and walked through some Anger-y pretty shopping streets, grabbed a quick hot chocolate (always time for one of those) and enjoyed another riverside walk at nightfall. Ahhh:)
I know, I'm just running away from my to-do list choosing to go daytime travelling with English speaking assistants today, but I know once term starts, I won't go travelling like I have this ...
Boente to Sante Irene
... of us took shelter in a dry warm barn. We turned up in sante Irene late in the afternoon and thought the albergue was shut but when we tried the door it opened. We were all very happy as after 27km we did not want to go another 4km to the next albergue. The albergue had been recently refurbished and had new showers, bunks, kitchen etc but no kitchen utensils or any ...
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