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70, Avenue du Marechal Joffre Tarbes, Midi-Pyrénées, France

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Joyeux Noel!!

A travel blog entry by jackospades

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... I am hoping will pull some more punters in. I even had an enquiry for next Christmas! I also had a phone call from the director of the ESF ( Ėcole du Ski) in La Mongie asking to meet us, not sure what for but it sort of feels an honour and may be very useful, so the business cards paid off.

So dear family and friends have a wonderful day together, we miss you (but not the UK!!) and will be thinking of you all together.

Carolyn & Stefan ...

Brief pop up to France

A travel blog entry by fearles1

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I´m currently in France in a neat little place, Auberge de la Fontaine, in Laas France. I owe the French an apology. I have had a few very unpleasant experiences involving French airline personnel and I made a common mistake of attributing their unbelievably inconsiderate attitude to their nationality. Bad Fred. This little foray into France has opened my eyes wide. The people that I have met ...

What a difference a day makes

A travel blog entry by jackospades

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... deserved to win the match; we all know how it feels to lose by one point..... so the match was followed by oysters and seafood, roast beef and my homemade pear tarte tatin accompanied by good wine. Stefan altered the spotlight he installed earlier this year for Michele and has promised to pull out an old apple tree and replant. Pierre is helping fill the potholes with rubble, though they really need asphalt. We have finished clearing out the leat that runs across our field and once ...

Back to the Pyrenees

A travel blog entry by pondswimmer

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... waters. Very grand and palatial. Dinner again with the Aussies who will help me with my Australian book tour. Did I mention that I am planning a six week India tour next autumn.

After four days of glorious sunshine it started to rain so I just drove home. It is so easy to get there on the new autoroute I may go a few times next year. Tons of spectacular walks to be done. Perhaps I should find a cottage.

Here are the photos






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The Pyrenees

A travel blog entry by meganandkevin

This is a top pick!
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... ratatouille hybrid. We got about halfway through when Meg decided that her lunch contained raw beef ("steak tartare"). It quickly found the garbage and a safe baguette sandwich appeared in its place.

After our lunching adventure, we headed a few blocks in the other direction and found a very elegant shopping area that would rival any other. Indoor malls, outdoor malls, haute couture, it was all here. As were a very young and active population. ...

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