Le Perigord Agen

... of Tonneins, right past the Information du Touristic, which was still open after 5pm!!! Went in to ask about camping. The municipal campground in town was closed - as of today. But there was another Toutes Annes campground just 4-5km in another town that we could camp at. A nice quiet place (with showers - most important). And wonder of wonders, it’s on a canal route that’s going in ...

... if you can for Ike's birthday.) We walked around the quiet Chateau grounds along a pond walking path before we headed for Sarragon Caves near Les Baux.<br><br>Les Baux is a picturesque Middle Ages village carved into the stone and a very popular tourist attraction ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Baux-d e-Provence .) Which explains why we drove passed it and straight up to the Caves de Sarragan ( http://www.caves-sarragan.com/anglais.h tm .) Sarragan lies directly across from ...

... Finally, we arrived at Europcar and the line to pick-up your car was wrapped outside and down the sidewalk. Fortunately, we had a voucher through Auto Europe and were able to &#8220;skip the line!&#8221; We quickly jumped in our ...

... would have cried in a similar situation, I think its important, as a friend, to continously take the **** out of him from now on. Next time you see Alex ask him to do an impression of a stick insect. Its hilarious.<br><br>We cycled on in the blazing heat of 35 degrees. As the miles went by we started to get a little bored and amused ourselves by standing up on the bikes and thrusting at ...

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... stone villages and towns, and trying not to run over the pilgrims walking to Santiago de Campostella! A selection of Miradoux photos<br><br> <br> <br> <br>

It was a long day on the bus, but we finally made it to Provence. On the way we stopped in Avignon to see the Pope's Palace and then made our way to the Roman Aqueduct. After dinner in Provence, we stumbled upon a crazy street party with a DJ. It was fun experience to dance with the locals and get a feel for the flavor of the town. We are off to Barcelona tomorrow!

... br><br>20 minutes grumbling thunder preceeded a violent storm, force 8+, rain and big hailstones. Dave went out in pants only to save the awning from being blown off!<br><br>Nightingales (rossinol?) sang after the storm, and again in the morning.

... superior to tourists, though there is a strong possibility that we are kidding ourselves. The only other foreigners in Belvès were two elderly English couples whom we studiously ignored (much to their relief). Seven kilometres further on we came to the bastide town of Montpezier, the Most Beautiful Village in France. Montpezier was very, very old, having been established by my ancestor Edward I of England. The town square and its covered market place was ...

... lasted three years and in desp**ation the starved villages started dining on the local cats. Mariette, who had a great affinity for h** feline friends, saved two of them, a male and female. Soon th**e was a whole litt** in h** attic. When the famine eventually ended the villag**s faced a new problem - a plague of rats, as th**e w**e no cats left in the village. Mariette let h** litt** of cats go, thus saving La Romieu´s crops and its population again. A ...