Mercure Gd Htl Sophia Antip 4m Cannes

... train. This run-around in turn caused us to miss that train as well. Eventually we did get on the Eurostar 2 hours late.<br> The Eurostar likewise crossed the country at an effortless 300 kph from Brussels to the English Channel.<br> Then again, we were delayed.<br> About an hour into the trip, the train slowed and eventually came to a halt. There were were, parked in a dark tunnel under the ocean floor. It was a little disconcerting. Eventually ...

... trivia questions this morning included one about Germany. Q: How many fallen soldiers are buried in Germany? A: None... the only fallen allied personnel buried in Germany are Airforce, and when we get to Reichswald we see some of them. The thing that strikes me about these airmen, is how young they are. Most of them are 19 or 20...that seems pretty darn young to me. It was explained to me earlier in the pilgrimage that many of them were cadets and received training as ...

... Regiment are well represented and I spot a familiar name: Cronshaw. Then I recollect having lunch with my friend and colleague Sandy Cronshaw in the staff room at our school. When I told her that I hoped to be participating in this pilgrimage, she told me " I have an uncle buried over there." So this must be Sandy's uncle, I think to myself. Soon there is a little gathering of pilgrims around Uncle Charlie's grave and it turns out that our fellow pilgrims ...

... Church and the still functioning windmill. The Mill offers expert tours of the technologies and importance of the mill. Just across the street is a splendid museum that displays excellent geological samples collected, chiefly of the glacial erratics collected... The area is quite lovely, and the elevations of the town are built upon ...

... muse for the day.<br><br>There is one lady in particular we need to rember6 Lime green string bikini, lime stilettos and all done up blond hair. She has lime sarong and not a day younger than 70? she appears to be like the queen of the group, they all go to her and kiss her and such. Today she is with her grandson or such, yesterday alone.<br><br>Alex watches the water sports. He and Parker conive andd convince me to see ...

... mates spent some time...many, many years ago. Ryan Air makes good use of the the airport now.<br>After Laarbruch we spent a good couple of hours trying to find a camping site that featured and rated highly in our stupid camping book. Finding a site out of this book is NEVER straight forward. We have to make use of it though, it's the only camping book we have, and it's in English too! Today the directions to 'get there ...

... I am sitting here with this man. Just hard to believe. Hard to believe. <br><br>We left the museum for lunch in Groesbeek. A very nice restaurant but we ate a weird meal. It was a croquet filled with this weird meat. It looked like a piece of poop but actually tasted pretty good. Sorry about that, but true. <br><br>After lunch we headed out to see even more drop zones of the 504th We stopped to visit the old city wall and tour the park ...

... jay' restaurants. So in Cannes I immediately start looking for some Chinese stuff, food that is, since I obviously have a thing for it. We won't talk about that other 'thing'. It's there, Thai too, but it ain't cheap. Thais love places like this, sunny and superficial, so they're here in force. Odd thing is, I kinda' like it, too. It may be pricey in high summer, but not now, cheaper than LA and right close to the beach. I manage to find the ...

... few of them and the work look beautiful. I saw a lot of modern/modernesque art...primarily paintings and some sculpture. After walking around for an hour or 2 it was time to get back on the bus and head over to Cannes. After an hour or 2 our bus finally arrived in Cannes, the last destination on our trip. Our bus parked in front of the harbour and we were instructed to meet back at the bus in 2 hours. As you can imagine ...

Last Sunday morning, one of my roommates and I decided to go check out a church we kept walking by during the week. It's about 10 blocks from the College, and it's called Eglise Protestante, which just means protestant church. We got the feeling it's sorta non-denominational. It was so cool to hear an entire service in French, and let me tell you, going to church is a great way to learn the language! Some of the hymns we sang I totally recognized the ...