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... our cheese (of course), but had cassis instead of wine for a change. We also had a little friend - a feral cat decided to come and play around my bike. <br><br>Stopped a little early of our goal this evening as there was a campground on route. Not having any reference as to what may lie ahead makes things a bit more complicated. Every night is a bit of a gamble of: do we stop now or do we risk it? Some tourist ...

Ok so I'm getting a bit behind in my blogs as I've arrived at my uni now and want to write about that. I am having a really good time and re-living being a fresher, which is kind of funny! I also have my laptop set up now - yay! So as a simple solution I'm going to tell you about the food I cooked by posting some photos of it ...

... guests not wishing to do the cookery school. Anway, David, who runs the cooking classes, picked me up from the train and as soon as we pulled in I knew it was going to be a lovely week! My accommodation was somewhat classier than the hostels Id been staying at (double bed, ensuite, crisp white linen, lost of cupboards and mirrors, just the way I liked it). <br><br>I started each day by sauntering down to the dining room where there was museli and beautiful stewed ...

... town again today, but as we were leaving the van we saw a guy changing a tyre so headed over to lend a hand. Ended up chatting to this guy, John, and heading into town with him for a coffee. Seems he's been everywhere (born in Paisley, educated in London, living in Oz via Bali) and he's full of tips and stories.<br><br>So thats the story so far pretty much! Everything's going well, and we're having a ball. The week has gone past pretty quickly, but then we ...

... space between the wheelie bins and the no parking signs beside the captinerie<br><br>We'd been on the road four hours instead of 40 minutes and covered 250km.<br>There are definite lessons to be learned from this:<br>1. Do not bother if you have a lazy lunchtime chat first and can't hope to arrive before 2 or 3pm.<br>2. Plan at least three sites first, especially in a barge on wheels, as you might not squeeze into the first couple of aires you find.

... have been a few frosts in England but being an unemployed bum I don't have to get up so early that I have to deal with them. Today I am up for a bit more challenge in my drive, yesterday I stuck to motorways, largely because of the distances I had to travel, this did however have the advantage that all the cars were going in the same direction as me, and I had very few junctions to deal with, a very nice gentle ...

... It is a month into semester and we still haven't had that class once. I would be annoyed - cancelled again, after having woken up early, and rushed all the way in - except, honestly?, I was pretty stoked not to have class. So Josée, Amy and I wandered into Centre Ville, where we went to a café and had coffee and croissants. That was lovely, and afterwards we wandered back ...

... so bad, but when you take into account that I take an hour to get ready in the mornings and we have to leave 40 mins to walk there... But you would have been proud. I sayed in bed until 6:45 and was still ready by 7:20. But it was still dark when we woke up. By the time we left it was dawn, and the sun rose red as we walked ...

... overtake me and then I would be on my own again, a 5 or 6km ribbon of straight road in front and also behind - the longest straight road is a 147kms road in the west Nullarbor plain. I had been warned about the true emptiness of the Nullarbor desert and the long gaps bewteen petrol station. No need to be overly concerned or "brave" as long as you have a serviceable car and that you fill up at every garage, regardless of how many kms since the last one, a ...