Auberge de La Salvetat
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THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... Vaison-la-Romaine to our B&B. Gorgeous old Provence hill town. Climb to castle for views of Mont Ventoux (Tour de France fame). Pizza dinner.
Oct. 19- Scenic drive/Côte de Rhone wine tasting tour of the area. Chip not at all well so breaks into antibiotics & Prednisone he got from doctor at home before trip. Back to B&B early p.m. Chip sleeps; Joni goes ...
Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... s and 30's burlesque shows. It was all set up showing her life, costumes, photos, with her music playing and we saw all her rooms, bathrooms, children's bedrooms and so on. It smelt very musty but was interesting. She also helped the French Resistance in the war and was honoured for that. She died in 1975.
We were pleased we visited the Jardins de Marqueyssac. We had a long walk on the cliff walk and saw more spectacular views of the valley. The gardens ...
The Valley of Wines
Saying a farewell to Simon our host at Limoges, we set off down the motorway south heading towards Limoges initially, calling in to the Limoges HD Shop. Bry's work colleague had been in the week before and they had remembered him, small world.
From there we finally took the road along the Dordogne towards Bergerac. Wow, some stunning scenery and gorgeous old towns and medieval ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
Roger wanted to go visit some pretty spectacular gardens today. We haven't actually seen much in the way of typical French parterre type gardens since we've been here. We missed the one's at Louis' place. This garden is about 80k's from where we are staying, and like just about everything here, located on the top of a hill! The gardens have a huge amount of clipped hedging and topiary which looked pretty amazing. The view from the top was sensational from ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
... the scenery - green forests, limestone cliffs and caves, even a double rainbow. We stayed at the very quaint Hotel du Moulin de la Beune. A little stream with the occasional fish runs through the property. We ate the fanciest meal of our trip at the hotel restaurant. Not understanding the menu, we decided to order two of the four course meals and share each course. Everything was impeccable and reflecting local cuisine (e.g., duck ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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