Loustau Bayonne

un deux un deux test micro j'espère que tout fonctionne!<br>Bon voilà on est à un mois de l'aventure, les préparations se font tranquillement.<br>On a pensé qu'un blog pourrait être sympa pour vous tenir informé de ce que nous faisons et où nous sommes, on essayera de poster des commentaires régulièrement et mettre des photos aussi.<br>Surtout n'hésitez pas à commenter, ça fera plaisir!<br>A bientôt et allez hop on y va...<br>Charline et Jeremy<br><br><br>

Well, this will be my last entry. I was hoping to have updated more than i did, but i also thought i'd have far more internet than i did! Oh well, i think you've all got a picture of what it was like over here and i'm sad and ready to come back. here's a few more pics to leave you with and i'll be sure to let everyone see all 1,000 pictures we took! See you all soon! <br><br>Au revoir!!<br>

Not much to say here, but what a cool old city. We tasted some amazing wines and picked some to bring back. We wandered around town and drank more wine. Then it was up to the old tower to check out the view and drink my heineken on the street! Day seized. <br>

We spent our first day in Bordeaux relaxing and wandering around the city. Ate a few baguettes. <br><br>The next day we caught a train to St Emilion to check out the beautiful little village.<br><br>On our last day we did a wine tour of Medoc ...

Vines, vines, everywhere are vines. <br>Blockin&#8217; up the scenery, breakin&#8217; my mind.<br>Rouge vin, blanch, ro-se<br>Can you taste the wi-ine?<br><br>Spent about 3 days cycling through Bordeaux&#8217;s beautiful wine-country. <br><br>Pulling away from the mouth of the Girone river we entered wine country with a vengeance. Cattle and corn farming drifted away and were ...

... although ive learned some basic french i am looking forward to spain where i can at least put sentences together. kath - had a real messed up dream this morning involving us primarily, and the fam and some others, lets just say that when i woke and my mind cleared i was super glad it was just a dream. much relief. i love you. i leave bayonne today at noon, the 15th, for St. jean.

... shortly after. I said fair well to Dominique, Coralie's dad, for I would not see him in the morning. I really liked how he takes so much enthusiasm into explaining things to me in half English and half French. He truly got twice as good in English during the days I was here. He even called me from his work this morning to wish me Bon Voyage. It was an interesting day for me ...

... it up enough to wear the silver one, it's a little crazy, maybe in Paris next week were anything goes. I even considered buying a pair of shoes here in Bayonne, but when we looked, it was going to cost me over $75. Which I don't have right now. This is by far my longest entry! Hope you can get a sense of my life over here. I'm just over half way through and I'm having the time of my life. Talk to you soon!

... factory, but I forget the name .. its in my diaries, but there in La Coruna at this time..so I'm writing from memory at the moment.... Stolling in Grand Bayonne I didn't get very far when I noticed an Irish bar...I can't remember anymore about Grand Bayonne ha ha :-) ........ but its more like the commercial part so back to Petite B and to the old Castle .. Theres not much to see, just some remains of ramparts and a draw bridge lowered over a dried ...