Le Manoir de la Foret
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Onto finnisterre by bus
We slept in and had a great hotel buffet breakfast before going to mass in the Santiago cathedral. After mass and a good look round Santiago we went to the bus station where we caught the bus to finnisterre. The journey is only 90km by foot but a three hour bus ride. We arrived and found an albergue to stay in and then went for a walk to the lighthouse ...
Into Santiago
... a cafe stop but then walked another 1km and stopped at a cafe as the children were all calling for a hot chocolate. Our final 5km walk into Santiago took forever as walking through the suburbs in ugly and boring but the arrival in the old city and emerging in front of the church was an exhilarating experience. Many others we had walked with we're also walking around the front of the cathedral and ...
Fashionning fashion OU mon petit look européen
... s'en viennent (et pour la frileuse que je suis). Les leggings doublés en polar = découverte 2012.
Mon nouveau look : les chemises. J’avais déjà adopté les chemisiers (plus légers et parfait pour faire du layering avec les changements de température incessants de Bruxelles), mais la chemise au petit look professionnel « juste ce qu’il faut », pas encore. J’imagine qu’avec la fin de mon BAC qui approche (et ...
Wet day in Paris and road trip to Blois
... 5 pm it was peak our traffic however French roads appear to be pretty good and we made good time getting to our destination within a couple of hours. Not bad for a 200 k journey with 'Michelle Moutin' Cameron at the helm. As far as European driving, the highlights so far have been bedlam and chaos in Italy, with 2 opposing lanes turning into 3 when someone wants to overtake and everyone ...
Chateau, chateau
... There was Chaumont-sur-Loire with fairy-tale turrets and views up and down the Loire, Cheverny where the enclosure of 100 French hounds, so strong and athletic looking, grabbed our interest and then, my favourite, Chenonceau. It was built in the 16th century, over the River Cher with an array of gardens of flowers, hedges and a huge number of all sorts of interesting vegetables kept in the way they would have ...
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