La Calade Octon

Place de l'Eglise Octon, Languedoc-Roussillon, 34800, France

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Le Dimanche à Mosson....

A travel blog entry by ellen_walker

... she said “Did you notice we were the only white people there?”
“Really?” I said, surprised “Can’t say I noticed. I don’t really see race, if that makes sense?”
“I come from Cheltenham” she said “I do” she paused “I always read about the banlieu, I knew they were there, but I’ve never seen poverty like that in France, Ive never seen such ...

Leaving France for the next exciting chapter!

A travel blog entry by simon.pitman2

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Having lived in Montpellier for nearly ten years, I'm about to relocated to New York City with my work. However, that won't be before I get in a one month trip travelling around Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.

After that it's back to NYC for a couple of days, ...

Diary of a Post(e) office worker

A travel blog entry by ellen_walker

... Bollocks. If Gaston doesn’t turn up that means every other idiot in Montpellier will expect me to sell them their stamps. I did not spend 4 years doing my filière interpersonnelle to sell stamps to a bunch of plebs. My job is quite clearly to advise them on what sort of stamps to buy, and direct them towards our ‘forfait timbre, avec une réduction de 12.5%, sur www.laposte.fr’. The sooner they get their heads around this small ...

Suspense in Millau

A travel blog entry by saaimas

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... from Interlaken down to the French Riviera, however somewhere along the way it became terribly important to make a 13 hour detour via Millau. And all that for a bridge. We felt that our journey across Europe would not be complete without driving across the world's tallest suspension bridge - the Millau Viaduct.

Along the way we went through Lyon in France - the GPS happened to spot the ruins of a Roman Aqueduct in Lyon while Susan was ...

Domaine la Clappiere

A travel blog entry by docandjill

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... fromMelbourne., working for the owners as a nanny come everything else . She was a delightful person.
Started in the middle of a paddock amongst many and varied vines, most of which were in full fruit. We are in the middle of harvesting , hence our opportunity to pick some grapes. They guy who ran the day was a Pommie called Dominicl who has lived in the area for 5 or 6 years and realy knew his stuff. The floor (dirt) was open ...