Le Byblos St Tropez St-Tropez

Gorgeous morning and a stunning place for breakfast awaited us just outside Scooby overlooking the lake. I went for a run but Kim was feeling a little under the weather so she stayed and made me breakfast - yay! We spotted two girls about our age and attempted to engage in some conversation but their English was limited and French is rubbish. Shame as its manily been the grey hair brigade we ...

... charmed him with our amazing french skills and naturally he fell in love with us...well ok maybes not, but he told us the history of the area and said we could even contact him if we ever needed help with french.

anyway so we went on to see amboise, which was medieval. Chambord, which was built as a hunting lodge. A HUNTING LODGE?!?!?!?? gah crazy castle people. its just about the most amazing and grand thing ive ever seen. the staircase on ...

... Alfa appear to be wagons bringing home the wine and sausage. In France, Peugeot, Citroen and mostly Renault are the ones delivering the bread.

Another interesting car trend was present throughout the journey. That would be the brand of choice for police cars, taxis and buses. Predictably, the police cars are manufactured by the companies that reside in that particular country. So, in Germany police ...

We've entered France, our final stop before heading home. After over two weeks in Italy, as we were just getting comfortable with the language, the customs, the rules of the road and cruising speeds... what a shock it was to "Cross the border". Suddenly, all that was familiar was gone, a foreign language, road signs we were unable to decipher and we're exhausted from the road.

We're not ashamed to admit that after three + weeks of living out of suitcases (fortunately ...

Cannes is not as glamrous as we thought it would be, it still has all the fancy smancy stores along the beach, but there were definitely no red carpets rolled out when we were there. We did a day trip to St-Tropez, its was the end of a hge sailing competitiona and tons of ...

... over the Place des Lices, a public square in the town, but because of the weather there wasn’t a lot going on there either.

On Wednesday we drove over to Grimaud and then back to St. Tropez to take the yacht to Cannes. The yacht left St. Tropez on Wednesday afternoon around 4 PM to go to Cannes, just across the bay and down the coast a ways.

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... bar for a quick espresso. In France, the bar is a kind of quick stop for beer, coffee,or a snack. The place was bustling with customers and I fell into a conversation with a colorful local. He was perched prettily on his stool and immediately began to sing the praises of the men who were serving us. Believe me, no argument there ...

... thought it was too cold, so I lounged in the sun with rocks in my back instead!) Matt was wrapped when he won the competition on who could drive the deepest and bring up the biggest rock. He nearly drowned doing it but had a great time. Had to use another public toilet, this one was a toilet block though, so better than London, had to pay €0.35, which is about standard for Europe I'm beginning to learn! That night, we travelled into Monaco. Had fantastic views ...

... few moments later with a cofee, got on the bus, and drove off. After 5 more minutes, another bus came along and said, oh the bus to St Tropez is on the other side. WHAT? We missed the bus. The other stop was rather far down the road on the other side in front of a traveling circus which was just packing up (or coming in; hard to tell). The sun was beating down on the 14 or so of us who had been cruelly betrayed by our lady-of-the-night bus driver. I had to pee, but we were ...