Inter-Hotel Saint Jean D'Acre La Rochelle

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Another beautiful day of cycling. Not quite sure what I&#8217;ll do when the weather changes, I&#8217;ve been so spoiled with beautifully sunny days each and every day. <br><br>Cycled through quite a few &#8216;petit cite du character&#8217; today. Tiny little villages with fabulous old churches or other buildings. Narrow streets with what seems to not be a soul about. Until the noon day bells start to chime ...

Ok so I'm getting a bit behind in my blogs as I've arrived at my uni now and want to write about that. I am having a really good time and re-living being a fresher, which is kind of funny! I also have my laptop set up now - yay! So as a simple solution I'm going to tell you about the food I cooked by posting some photos of it ...

... guests not wishing to do the cookery school. Anway, David, who runs the cooking classes, picked me up from the train and as soon as we pulled in I knew it was going to be a lovely week! My accommodation was somewhat classier than the hostels Id been staying at (double bed, ensuite, crisp white linen, lost of cupboards and mirrors, just the way I liked it). <br><br>I started each day by sauntering down to the dining room where there was museli and beautiful stewed ...

This was<br>another disaster journey really. We started late after an extended chat with a couple from Ireland and set off under the command of TomTom taking a left out of the car park to our destination 40km away.<br>After two hundred metres TomTom found its feet and continued its reboot problem and we had resort to using GoogleMapping again. As GoogleMaps does not re-route we had to follow its directions to the letter.<br>Dutifully, and as ...

We have met lovely people all over the world. We are now at the home of a few of them. I wrote of Jude and Sophie months ago when we were in India. Claudine is their friend who was also in Cochi and we are staying in her lovely little backhouse. LaRochelle is a tourist town, small most of the year except for when the people flock here for boating activities and the beach. People with a lot of money have summer homes here.

... and reflected on a few things. I believe that Bek did the same. When Josée and Amy came back, we all walked home together. Cooked dinner: omelette. Watched an episode of The Vicar of Dibley with Bek, over a cup of tea and a piece of chocolate, and now, am typing this. Not a very exciting day, but a nice one. Very relaxed. Yesterday was a little more eventful. Bek has been feeling that we're not making the most of ...

... something like "Jesus t'aime" or "Jesus a venu pour toi". The oddest thing about it, besides feeling like an idiot as I said it, hoping desperately that I had understood the instructions correctly and wasn't just making a fool of myself, was addressing a complete stranger, a fair bit senior to me, as "tu", which it the familiar form of "you". When addressing someone older than you ...

... I found it a bought a book that some of you may be familiar with. We went for a walk along the shore. And have to walk through the Marine to get to our Maison. In the evening, we went out to dinner with all us 5 Australians, at Les Regates, and I have pasta "aux fruit de la mer", so lots of prawns and mussles (yum). And then ice cream (cinnamon). Nadine (who is a mature age student) took us to show us her ...

Well we have been continuing to have a really good time in La Rochelle, especially as the weather has been amazing, bright blue skys and 15-20degrees. On wednesday we went up to the St Nicholas tower, one of three that made up part of La Rochelles fortifactions. It consists of a maze of passages and rooms which you could quite easily get lost in had it not been for a very useful and interesting leaflet we were given, by a friendly English man at ...