Mercure Montauban 3m

... again where the bus was, and explained to the 2 spanish bus drivers i didnt have a ticket as the office was closed. one of them spoke english and said if i had the money i could get on and buy the ticket in Nantes, the next stop.

And so after 17 hours of sleep, wake, sleep wake, eat, sleep a bit more, eat, and stay awake to see the mountainous landscape of Barcelona come into view.

4 weeks in France and my autopsy is that the french need to lighted up a little. Sure ...

... of them, there was a massive dining room, living room with oldfashioned english walls with white stucco and wooden beams, a nice sized kitchen, an upstairs balcony overlooking the living room and several bathrooms with showers. I was not expecting so much luxury on my trip. I got my own room and Mael, the main host, was an amazing cook. For lunch when I arrived he prepared white fish with onions and lots of great seasoning over a bed of mashed potatoes. After lunch ...

Visiter quelques musées gratuit, (à cause du festival ''printemps à Toulouse'') c'est toujours rentable !

Nous avons fait le musée des augustins. Il y a plein de statues et de vieilles pieces murales des églises de Toulouse.

Ensuite la Basilique St-Sernin, très jolie puisque son cloché est illuminé le soir.

Et finalement les Abattoirs, avec un tat d'art dont du ne comprend jamais vraiment la signification (l'art modern...).

... tour of the property. Their dog Samba was a little shy at first, kind of like Chloe. Claude started a fire in the fireplace and we had aperitifs. Then we had a dinner of magret de canard, which was duck breast. It was very good. And French fries.

At some point I made friends with Samba. Conrad tried at different times during the evening, but she wasn’t having anything to do with him. When he was finally able to pet her, she was so ...

... 8216;rough’ night. The canal was filled with people taking their after work stroll or cycle so there was no way we could stop.

Still we were both scanning the countryside and banks of the canal looking for an appropriate plate to set up camp. But being too busy, we pressed onward. In between towns, we also were running into the problems of no place being remote enough. We weren’t going to ...

... and asked me in French how to do so. Actually, I didn't understand a word she said other than "s'il vous plait?", I only heard beautifully melodic French sounds flow out of her mouth, but her gestures indicated what she was asking. My only response was "Uh ... ici ...", pointing to the lever. Had I remembered that French mademoiselles were so beautiful, I would have put some effort into re-learning a bit of French before arriving.
Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées, France pwong

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... Feed myself in France? That was not a difficult task….

I don’t know if we would have ever made it to Toulouse had it not been for Mike’s work opportunity. I heard it was nice, but in the grander scheme of things it was never on our "must-do" list for France. There are hundreds of amazing destinations in France alone, not to mention the rest of Europe we are here to see! So, it was a nice surprise to ...

... make me gape and look like a hungry baby bird.
Again, phenomenal food - the homemade chocolate mousse at lunch was to die for, a modern city with a university and home to the aeronautics industry in France, but with history under every step and with a unique, laid back feel. I enjoyed every sumptuous minute of traveling in this region.

Upon leaving my lovely villa, I returned to a charming, affordable hotel near the train station in Cahors, and explored that medieval town of 21,000 a bit better. The cathedrals, the 700 year old fortified Pont Valentre, and more winding streets, farmers markets and promenades along the Lot in the warm summer sun made for a delightful August.