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Hello, I'm french and I come to Palangkaraya January 25 until February<br>20 with a friend. We are looking to rent a house with 2 rooms and not too far from<br>downtown.<br><br>Halo, saya orang prancis dan saya datang ke<br>Palangkaraya dari 25 Januari sampai Februari 20 dengan seorang teman. Kami<br>mencari untuk menyewa rumah tidak jauh dari pusat kota.<br><br>Thank you for your help. Terima kasih.

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... a painting. But instead of letting that get to me, I will sink myself into the paintings and see the world the way Vincent would have liked. <br><br> Colours changing hue. <br> Morning fields of amber red.<br> Weathered faces lined in pain<br> And soothed beneath the artist&#8217;s loving hand. <br><br>Envious of the painter&#8217;s ability to tweak ...

... the wind to walk across the bridge in the evening to Avignon for dinner. This morning we went on a wine tour (I know, but it is too hard to resist) around the Cotes du Rhone with Phillipe, a very competant and helpful local guide. We ended up at Chateauneuf du Pape drinking wonderful reds which has been a wine hightlight of the trip - the village has the most amazing view of Provence ...

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... was not remotely phased by me paying for it and then asking her to throw away my old one - the stains were there for life! (Vocalink girls, please note, not the only thing I've thrown away, 'GP's' being discarded with gay abandon!) Came back to St Remy via Uzes - I just cannot make up my mind about the place. It is 100% stunning but it's almost as if Disney have planned (and maintained) a medieval city and decided to cram it with ancient churches, towers, cloistered squares ...

... the amount of residents &amp; houses crammed in to such a small place! It was like a lovely quant village that you find around England, with the boutique shops &amp; restaurant after restaurant - we didn't struggle to find somewhere to eat lunch here! Whilst there we walked up to the top of the tower, which gives another view of the town from a higher point than the wall does - roof top after roof top of buildings! We spent a good few hours here wandering ...

... strangely reticent about advertising any of its history other than Les Arenes, and when we found the building we still couldn't see any tourist information. What's more it was in a sad state of repair - boarded up windows, locked doors and an outside area whose main function was a dog's toilet. We walked all the way around the building and saw nothing to enlighten us, until we spotted a modest noticeboard outside the front door ...

... a spiraling staircase to the top. The view of Nimes was spectacular. The arena was visible nestled among the red-roofed houses. It was interesting to see an ariel layout of the city that we had been walking around for the last two days. After this we sprinted down the hill and tried to make it to the arena so that we could go inside before it closed. We arrived five minutes after closing time and they would not let us in ...

Ok, first of all, the keyboard has a different layout, so bare with me on any spelling mistakes... So, the flight was very turbulent, and the cowboy who was flying it seemed like he was doing an emergency landing on the way down, but we arrived at lunchtime and managed to get a ticket onto the shuttle bus into town. We sat in a cafe and weighed up our options, (not very much due to the very heavy ...