Les Helianthes Hossegor

156 Avenue De La Cote Argent Hossegor, Aquitaine, France

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The Journey Out

A travel blog entry by kayyendole

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... south we have travelled before by road so it should be interesting. Second stop will be St. Jean de-Luz close to the Spanish border and the Pyrennes Atlantiques. Then two stops in Spain staying longer in Caceres for two nights as it is appparently an interesting medieval city.
Our luck hasn't held with the weather; after promising blue skies it gradually got darker and darker and then bucketed down and carried ...

ISPANYA - FRANSA SINIRI VE BORDOAUX`E VARIS

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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27 KASIM YOLA DEVAM



50 km kadar sonra Ispanya bitti, Fransa`ya gecmis olduk. Kontrol, sinir falan yok. Sadece Ispanya`da otoban bitiminde para odenen yerde bir kac silahli asker vardi, herhalde suphelendikleri arabalari durdurup ariyorlardi.

Fransa`ya gecince Fransiz sim kartimizi telefona taktik ilk is olarak. Guzel, calisti tekrar. Bu SFR`a hic guven olmuyorda.

Saat 21.00 civari bordeaux`a geldik. yolda gelirken ...

Surf Country, this one is for Scott

A travel blog entry by suegronka

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Most of the towns I visited on this excursion to the Basque Country were on the Atlantic Ocean. The area is blessed with good waves.

Scott, this one is for you.

Dude, surfs up!

This is a surfer's Nirvana. Everyone surfs, young people, old people, males, females, entire families (like a ski trip). This is a whole sub culture of society that I know very ...

Basque Country

A travel blog entry by suegronka

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... This is part of surf country. I will dedicate another entry to that.

Of course it is France, so the food was great. Seafood is the number one fare. A restaurant by the name Olatuo was recommended. I had a wonderful local bouillabaisse for the first course of dinner and then Hake, a light white fish prepared in a beurre blanc sauce. The chef sent out an amuse-bouche but because of language issues i have no idea what I ...

Playing with Wild Ponies in the Pyrenees

A travel blog entry by selenapan9

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... stunning view of the mountains...and then stuffed ourselves. The boys took 45 minutes or so to run it off, which meant we took 45 minutes or so to chase them as they were running it off. After multiple pictures taken from multiple photo op locations, we crawled back in the car and set out in search of ponies.

On our way up the mountain, Remi gave us a bit of history on these "petite cheval". I supplemented this via ...