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Thal, Terrugem per Velo
... einzigen weit und breit. Aber Fischer gibts viele und immer mal wieder ruft jemand: "Bon courage!"
Den Regentest haben wir bestanden, wir zelten trotzdem. Allerdings ist die Auf und Abbauerei zeitraubender als erwünscht und so bleibt angesichts der wenigen hellen Stunden nicht viel übrig fürs Kilometer Sammeln. Das wetter ist wieder besser und Daniel ist auch wieder fit, deshalb brechen wir auf.
Hallo Burgund!
Wir entscheiden uns weg vom Eurovelo ...
-2 and snow? Seriously?
... a uniform colour we expect oil to be. The flavour disapears. So I reckon It is worth chasing down a shop wherever you live and buy what they like from their home country. Be it Fetta cheese or oil from Greece or a jar or French Rillete( if you cant buy it home cooked out of the porcalain bowl at the butcher). Do it. Your pallete will thank you. Remember, Food is not just fuel for the body. You can (apparently) live on mcdonalds for a time. Good food ...
Leaving Meursault For New Adventures
... salad recipe (many choices of potatoes, none of them like our baking potatoes; mom’s recipe calls for a little Western dressing, and we brought that with us from home for those times when we get tired of everything being so fresh and well prepared!) and a green salad; Chip made guacamole to go with nacho chips as an appetizer. And of course, we had our cookies for dessert. It was a nice evening, Bertrand got quite a kick out of ...
Typical Days in the Cote d’Or, and Blewbeek
... Can you hand me a blewbeek? Its on the desk.” I went to the desk and frantically searched for something that this could possibly be. The desk, of course, was a mess. Was it a special type of beaker for measuring wine? I saw a blue funnel hanging on the wall. Was that it? No.
After much back-and-forth that did not clarify anything for me, he grinned, climbed down the ladder and picked up…a blue Bic pen from off the ...
The Chunnel, London and more visitors
... Wedding March” and Grainger’s “Country Gardens”. The manuscripts from these four composers were so sloppy I don’t know how anybody ever deciphered them, but somehow these gentlemen managed to make a name for themselves in spite of this! Also on view was the Magna Carta – perhaps the British Prime Minister should have toured the library before his appearance on David Letterman!
We finished ...