Hotel le National Sete
2 rue Pons de l'Herault Sete, Languedoc-Roussillon, 34200, France
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Le Dimanche à Mosson....
....C'est le jour du marché!
It came slowly out of the dim panes of a weak January sun. The unmistakable sounds had drifted across over the gentle roar of traffic as soon as we had dismounted. First came the hum of voices, the scraping of shopping trolleys, snippets of Rai music and shouted Arabic, fused with the bitter sweet smell of shisha. In the shadow of the towering HLMs, vendors had piled their goods en vrac along ...
Leaving France for the next exciting chapter!
... on to Paris to fulfill my visa regulations. Should return to NYC to finally set up my new home by the end of January... after which I'll soon be hitting the road, with work trips to Naples, Florida and Shanghai, China... I'll keep posting updates on how the travels all pan ...
Diary of a Post(e) office worker
... let that be the last of you!! Its people like her that made them ban smoking in the workplace. Regardless of what they tell you, that incident at last years staff Christmas party involving the bottle of calvados, a packet of gitanes and a years supply of flambéed lettre prioritaire envelopes was a complete one off. Honest.
09h00: Still no sign of Gaston. He must have been serious about having that week away in the Cap D’Agde. LAD.
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Fac Off!
... then discover Pull & Bear. Oh well, there’s always next weekend! (Only joking Mum). On Sunday we then took a trip to Sète, which is a port about an hour’s drive away, and luckily one of my German friends has her car with her so we took a little road trip, which was loads of fun despite the fact the weather was a bit grey and miserable. Sete is apparently dubbed the "little Venice" because it is made up of a network of canals, which we discovered on ...
Meeting Pierre & Genevieve Chaize
... of sign language, a dictionary and google translater we muddled through!
Richard had a swim in their beautiful infinity pool with the stunning view of the peak St Luis in the background. When Genevieve arrived home after work it was a little easier as her English was far superior to our sadly-lacking French.
We enjoyed a lovely night with them, and Pierre cooked a great bbq chicken dinner!
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This hotel was formerly known as: Le National



