Le Mylord Bergerac

Route de Bordeaux Bergerac, Dordogne Valley, Aquitaine, France

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The final leg of Dordogne walk

A travel blog entry by diff54

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... Spain trip) and this morning was the low point. I missed a turn off in the forest and it costs us several kilometres before we could work out where this almost invisible turn was. What was meant to be an easier day now became much longer. Michael wanted me to add that his patience was tested but came through superbly. I would add, he should do some map and instruction reading rather ...

Natures abundance and beauty

A travel blog entry by diff54

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... Michael and I collected many for our journey, and this was added to by grapes, apples and figs growing by the roadside. The apples were like the ones I remember in the country in my childhood- very crisp, tangy and moist with just a hint of sourness.




When reaching the forests, ...

Ending Points

A travel blog entry by lindapatch

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... Montingac for a casual dinner. Liz dresses up for the first time ever and she looks spectacular in a dress, bondage shoes with very high heels. What a difference from her everyday look of baggy pants, a Cook in France T-shirt and flip flops! She has a beautiful shape that she's been hiding and it's a wonderful revelation about a side of her I hadn't previously seen. She's become a good friend over the past weeks; I enjoy her energy, common sense, hard work and joie de ...

Mon Francais est terrible!

A travel blog entry by lifeinbrian

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So I've been having to delve into my French vocab a few times and was very pleased to watch the opening England match in the rugby world cup in a French bar. We watched the French game and cheered on France as the locals sipped coffee or beer - it was 8am. Then afterwards we asked to switch over to watch the dismal performance against Argentina although ...

No, it's not Laura or Alex. Read on...

A travel blog entry by lifeinbrian

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... beautiful place to live, lifting supplies up in baskets from the river and nestling in with your back to the cliffs. We marvelled, took some silly pictures (standard) and then hurried back to let the dogs out of the kitchen before they wet themselves.

I have not until now mentioned the pets. I am trying not to get too attached as I leave tomorrow but this is hopeless. Hairy (named after Hairy McLarey) is a small, black dog with poodle-like ...

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