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Barcelona - Marseille
27th April 2003
Barcelona – Marseille
Formule 1 Plan de Campagne No 1
Fine 23 degrees
We left Barcelona at 8.00am and had a great run through the Centre of the city (as it was Sunday there was not much traffic). At first we stayed on the coastal road which was passing through beachside towns many cyclists and …
Day 6: Marseille
... we wanted to see the Mediterranean, so we decided to go anyway, thinking it would just be an interesting time-killer. The boat ride over was really rough, but the views of the port of Marseille were awesome, as was the close pass by Chateau d'If. When we got to Frioul, we were in for a surprise. There must have been only 20 people on the whole island, and they all went a different way than us. We walked up to a little space between two cliffs, and came out the other side on an ...
The Winds of Toulon
... the neighborhood where Victor Hugo wrote Les Miserables. There wasn’t as much to see in Toulon, but it was nice just walking around.
We headed back to the promenade for lunch. The lunch of the day was steamed mussels (not for me). Apparently mussels steamed in all sorts of flavorings is the big thing around here. It was on Bob’s bucket list, so we made sure to find a place for him. Everyone enjoyed their meals, and it ...
#KamiProbs
... on the conditioner! IF you can find it it's even smaller for usually twice as much money than shampoo! This is really upsetting for someone who has thick wavy hair. I need conditioner...maybe I'll just shave my head...
Here I thought I'd be saving space by not bringing with me shampoo/conditioner from America! Note to self: bring conditioner at least to save on money and time! Even if it means one less shirt. Ha.
So. ...
"weekend" is "weekend" in French
... While waiting for the bus back to Saint Maximin an elderly couple came up to me and asked if the bus stop i was at was the bus for going to Nice, well all they said was, "Nice? Nice?" and pointed toward the stop, assuming they spoke French i replied with "oui" ha. Well then the gentleman turned to his wife and started speaking plain english! So I approached them asking "oh! you speak english?" and from there our conversation spiraled! We spoke while waiting for ...