Inter Hotel du Golf de l'Ailette
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Towed through the tunnel.
... meat. left early and enjoyed an empty canal all day. We arrived at the second tunnel at 1130 ready to get a few more miles under the belt but we had to wait till 3:30 to get towed throughh the tunne by the electric tugl. So lunch and a nap was in order. The tunnel is very long around 7 km and was built around 1780 when Australia hadnt even buit a brick dunny yet. It was completed by Napoleon. It was amazing to look at the hand hewn stone that was 3 m deep and 5 m ...
Big empty canal, and the deckie rocked chauny
... guys on the right telling me to move left. *******. the town here is pretty dead. And tomorow is sunday. So moving on again early was the plan. It is howling this morning. it will blow the milk out of your coffee. i am currently sitting in the cockpit waiting to see if this gale will back off enough to get moving. i dont want to get stuck here in the middle of a fishing competition. The fisherman were serious enough yesterday and that was only ...
The promised land is busy
Chauny....ahh what can I say about Chauny. Actualy not a lot as i have barely stepped ashore. i just parked red in the marina. Put the laundry on and organised the net. ut so far it has been awesome. we yachties being simple creatures find things like electricty, water, showers and laundry exciting. Having the net here just makes it feel like the promised land. today started slow. i got up at the sparrows **** ready to tackle the canals but as red was -2c it was a little icy. ...
New crew aboard and reds onward ho.
... with music. as he should be. rae the new deckie is aboard having managed to find us. She is 21. She has traveled a lot for her years. Backpacked in the usa. She has just signed on to doing something completely different. On a boat in europe. She has only met dee and I only once. a whole new experience of life. very brave. We should all be doing something like that. I cant help but think back to what I was doing at 21. Wow. Feels like ...
Remember the Somme and Danny Styles
... like this would work in Australia?’
We agreed that it would. He insisted we eat there, even though it was a take-away and set up a wooden table and chairs for us and piled our plate with his succulent chicken, little buttery, herbed potatoes, endive and other vegetables. His name is Charles. If you ever visit St Quentin, visit his little café, behind the Hotel de Ville… unless he has already left for Australia.
In our journeying, we really appreciated ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility