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... upon me it feels very strange and somewhat daunting. But to my knowledge no one has ever died from teaching children so I am sure I will survive.... My Amazon book order should arrive soon to inspire me. I am really looking forward to discovering the 100 things you can do with a paper plate. Life is never going to be the same!!

More when I start travelling...

... seen and spoken to, to date.
Set off mid morning to drive through Gorges du Verdon, again another stunning drive. This time though the weather was kind to us and we were able to get out for a hike after lunch. It seemed like a popular drive as we encountered several other tourists, one couple were eating lunch at the same spot we were. They packed up their picnic, took a swig out of ...

... campervans. One of which had the biggest dog we have every seen. It was a Newfoundland, which looked a little like a small bear but was as tame as a kitten. As the sun was about to set we took some photos and then had a wander through the village - everything was closed - end of season.

... but seriously....not so pretty madame....we also passed blois and another castle that i forget the name of, in the van.

all in all castle day was just about one of the most amazing days ever i still cant believe that buildings like that are even real. just insane.

alright im sorry for how long this is....and if you actually managed to read it, you must love me a lot or something...?
more travel updates to come!

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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 ...

... Next stop was intended to be Carcassonne, but afer a wander round the walled city (like a Disney " Ye Olde City" only without Medieval Mickey) we found the aire to be full. And so began the longest and most arduous search for an aire we've had to date. It involved 3 hours, about 100 miles, and no less than 5 aires that were closed/full/non-existent. Murder. We ended up in Narbonne, where our luck finally changed and we found an aire ...

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... people just walking around. Later on I found a plaque in the area that explained all of this. Supposedly this hill had always been the sight of some sort of military outpost, even in Gallo/Roman times and before but the actual "chateu" had been around since the Middle Ages. Finally in the 17th century I believe the castle had been torn down because it was no longer of any use, because it had strictly been used as a military outpost/fort ...

... spot before embarking on further adventures. When I reached the Palais de Justice, I notice the beginnings of a beautiful sunset reflecting the in the palaces windows and decided to head to the beach to watch the sun go down over the water. I was able to capture a few amazing photos on my way to the beach before my batteries, with their consistently impeccable timing, decided to die. Stripped of my technology, all that was left to do was to sit on the beach and simply enjoy ...

... quite surprised when the deal was all done by the end of January. The new owner wanted us to stay on, which some of us agreed to do. Leske & Bob took off, while Paige & Nina signed up. We initially rented flats near the yacht and I had a place all to myself. It wasn't the best thing for me, as I became a bit of a hermit in the long evenings. We moved to a flat in Jean-les-Pins, near Antibes, which was on the top floor & even had a (small) view of ...