Kyriad Cap Sud Avignon

Plan was to stay in Avignon but when we arrived we decided it was too big for us and after driving around the outide of the ramparts of the old city walls - very cool and the main thing we wanted to see - we made our way onwards to Fontaine de Vaucluse which is 20kms past Avignon. We arrived just before dark and found an Aire de Service at the edge of town where settled in for 2 days. The town ...

... the old stone replaced like this. But if it wasn&#8217;t done, there would be nothing left to see! Also, who&#8217;s to say what is &#8216;original&#8217; and what is not after so long a time. For a building as old as this, I believe a few renovations have taken place over the years! <br><br> Just down the street was the Theater Antique, or Classical Theater. A century ...

... not know how. <br> Perhaps they&#8217;ll listen now. <br><br>But what a sad story of a man impassioned by his art, yet rejected by all around him. To the point where only his brother befriended and supported him. Only selling 2 paintings during a lifetime, and even those that are given away ended up on hen-house doors and shot up by young passersby ...

... spinning cups like on the Disney World teacup ride. It turns out that the gelato place in Paris that I loved has more than one location. Yes! I can have flower-shaped gelato any time I want. <br><br>There was not one, but two weddings going on in the city center and I watched part of both of them. For one of them they rang the church bells. The tall buildings and the narrow streets really help give the bells pack an ...

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... were locked shut!! Cue two scruffy travellers inconspicuously snaking their way through a 5 star hotel restaurant to use the facilities! We bid auf wiedersehen to Munich on a morning train to Saltzberg where we planned to spend between 10am and midnight before our night train took us on to Slovenia. This would have been the perfect plan if it were not for one imposing factor. The rain. Did I say rain? I think a more fair description would be the river ...

... with friends and I caught up with my notes and before you could blink an eye it was time for the 11am oysters and champagne feast. It is now already noon and time for lunch. It's a tough job eating all this food, but somebody's got to do it! The weather has cooled and it is pleasant, if you don't mind the gale force winds, on the sundeck. So enjoyable gliding up the river, going through the locks. I was thrilled ...

... the central old city. We were happy to arrive after a totally crazy morning running to the train station Gare de Lyon in Paris. We had the first of many really amazing multiple course meals at the cow restaurant, La Vache a Carreaux.

... come off as the happiest, bounciest tune about heroine addiction I've ever heard. And their accents on some of the songs, like the hard "t" in "Don'T Let Me Down" by the Beatles, made it almost comical. But what else did I have to do? So I stayed and ordered another Guiness. I remember at one point requesting some Bob Dylan and they made a half-hearted attempt at "All Along the Watchtower," the singer only knew two verses, but then they launched into "Sweet Home Chicago" and ...