Mercure La Rochelle Le Yachtman

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... booths have been helpful (when they&#8217;re open), but they usually are not. We&#8217;ve also been cycling almost through the various regions about 1 a day. So if I do stop for information it&#8217;s only for the one day and will not help us in planning the next as we&#8217;ll be out of the region&#8230;Had a little marital spat with Brian the other day about how routine our lives have become - LOL. <br>

... I didn't photograph all the things I cooked, but in some cases I needed to remember how we put the meal together on the plate so I tooks some pics to make it easier to replicate these dishes in future. Nerdy I know, but you will thank me if you come round for dinner one night and the food looks really pretty!<br><br>xox Hannah

... have an airport with flights back to London, which is what Ive just done today. Such a tiny little airport though, it was quite funny! There are just two people on check in, there is one bar and a few vending machines and one tiny duty free stall. There is one departure lounge area and everyone just walks out the doors and on to the tarmac to get on the plane. Flew with Ryanair and, despite everyone's warnings, they were perfectly fine. The flight arrived about 15 ...

This was<br>another disaster journey really. We started late after an extended chat with a couple from Ireland and set off under the command of TomTom taking a left out of the car park to our destination 40km away.<br>After two hundred metres TomTom found its feet and continued its reboot problem and we had resort to using GoogleMapping again. As GoogleMaps does not re-route we had to follow its directions to the letter.<br>Dutifully, and as ...

... here at the hostel and only that of the business variety. She gave me tips about the local area, a guide booklet and map, and a paperback she had read. She turned out to be a real foody, spending most of her money exploring good restaurants via their lunchtime fixed price menus, top tip, thanks Norah. The only tips I could give her about her upcoming trip to London and Cambridge were Cornish pasty and cream tea, oh and curry!

... on top of the fridge. I checked the card - thanks gran and parents! They're beautiful. But seriously - if class hadn't been cancelled, I wouldn't have been here, and if it hadn't been raining, Bonnie would have been out walking. How convenient! So, after that wonderful surprise, I rallied my ladies and we headed off to the bus. We were so close to the bus stop, but just then ...

... to find it. But here it's called cinq parfums (pronounced something like: sank par fum (but rhyming with fun &amp; sun)). So, dinner tonight... Looking forward to that. Got a letter today from my lovely Suzi. I LOVE MAIL! *hint hint*. And it was all in french! That was exciting, so it's on my wall now, with my lovely ...

... age, regardless of the preconceptions, regardless of the "...if I were you I wouldn't..." if that's what you have always wanted to do, just go ahead and do not be afraid. I did it and nothing happened to me except that my life is richer for it, and of the sort of riches I can take to my grave. Never have to say ""...I wish I had...."" Next ??? I would love to visit more Pacific Islands......but which ones.......oh well, whilst I save the money I have time to plan.......

... a great random find considering we had no idea what to expect from the town. A Thursday night saw everyone including families enjoying the atmosphere past midnight. Matt and I finally indulged in a couple souvenirs from a cognac store...he got an XO and I got a caramel bottle both for 39 &#8364;....not bad! So as we venture south, we hope the heat wave breaks soon, but still hope for sun on the Mediterranean! Love Kaylea and Matt