Kyriad Dijon Est Mirande
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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... der beiden, ist es vorbei mit ciao sagen und wir kommen allmählich ins Reisefeeling. Wir Zelten am Rhein, Daniel zaubert Köstlichkeiten aus zwei Campingtöpfen über Lagerfeuer und Benzinkocher. Kurz vor Basel erreichen wir den EuroVelo 6, ein Veloweg der uns bis an den Atlantik führen wird. Bis jetzt können wir nur positives über den Weg äussern; er ist fast durchgehend geteert, meistens Verkehrsfrei, sehr gut ausgeschildert und das Wichtigste: sehr flach! (Wir ...
Fancy kayaking in 3c and sleet? In the Rhone?
... a boat. It was not his job, he was not a guest of the marina. He was just doing a favour. Frank told me stories of the canal authourity whoom he had to get special permision from to use the locks. They actualy sent a guy along with him to specificaly look after him at each lock. If he stopped for lunch along the way, they drove along the river to check he was OK. Nice people the French. Was the weather forecast correct?Yes and no. Today it ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... Sloppy Joes with his hands, and we had a good time conversing in both French (for Bertrand) and English (for Chip – although he is understanding quite a bit now) and all sorts of franglais (a mix of the two languages) in between!
On Friday afternoon I took some cookies over to my friend Judith’s house and we had some tea. Judith and her husband Bernard had us over for a wonderful lunch a few days ago. They are ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... to be dropped down on the heads of the unwelcome.
Anyway, we had a nice stroll around town through short rainfalls. Pictures were taken and much “oohing and ahhing” ensued. Our visit to the local church, however, was what I will remember the most. Called (what else?) “Notre-Dame”, it was situated on the high point within the old walled portion of the town. It was pretty typical of a ...
Day Eighteen, A Hearty Taste of Burgundy
... a little frustrating because we were looking to bring a case home, and we weren’t going to buy something blind. With about 45 minutes until we had to meet back up with TG for a planned tasting, Anthony and I found ourselves at a wine shop where the owner said, “Of course you can taste our wines!” I told him how much time we had before we needed to leave, and that we wanted to buy bottles if we liked what we tried. This man was like Willy Wonka- ...
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