Mercure St George Toulouse

<br><br>What a bit of luck. Aymericks aunt took me to rennes to catch the bus to spain at 930. <br>Arrived in rennes for 830, ayms aunt left and i went to eurolines to buy my ticket but it was closed. The sign said it opened at 9, so id still have 30mins to get my ticket and go to the bus station. <br>Had a coffee, went back at 9, still closed, went to bus station, went back to eurolines still closed, and now its 920am. <br><br>****, another week in France! Sod that, i ran to the bus ...

... her bike back to her place. At her cute two bed apartment I met her roommate Emily and then we soon after left to meet Tiphaine's friends at a local bar. This bar had a great atmosphere, situated on a small street off of Notre Dame Square in the old city, it felt like an old fashioned mountain lodge. The interior was all made of dark wood and in the back room were small wooden tables and chairs and a stone well at the center. Even though it was a Tuesday the entire ...

Visiter quelques musées gratuit, (à cause du festival ''printemps à Toulouse'') c'est toujours rentable !<br><br>Nous avons fait le musée des augustins. Il y a plein de statues et de vieilles pieces murales des églises de Toulouse.<br><br>Ensuite la Basilique St-Sernin, très jolie puisque son cloché est illuminé le soir.<br><br>Et finalement les Abattoirs, avec un tat d'art dont du ne comprend jamais vraiment la signification (l'art modern...).<br>

... 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. <br><br>At some point I made friends with Samba. Conrad tried at different times during the evening, but she wasn&#8217;t having anything to do with him. When he was finally able to pet her, she was so ...

... was town after town with no countryside in between. No towns seemed to offer any campsites or accommodations (other than hotels). After about 90km I was done. We&#8217;d done so much yesterday I was starting to feel it. So tonight, our bed is in a ditch in the middle of a cloverleaf joining several roads together. Perhaps I have more in common with the people in Tolouse than I thought.

... it. Hardly any ecluses (locks) in comparison to the Nantes a Brest. This canal even defies gravity. Heading itself into river valleys this canal shoots straight over tops without a flinch. What a strange site for those on the river below to see a boat sailing far overhead. Water over water. <br><br>This is another beautiful canal lined with giant maples instead of oaks (like in the North). Maples I have never seen ...

... risk it. A few minutes later David came along and joined in the conversation enthusiastically. It was hard to understand what he saying. David then suddenly rushed off. Philippe then explained that David was apparently just popping off to get some beers from a friend house and that he would be back soon. Philippe had the same idea as us that David had already had had quiet a bit to drink already. After only a few minutes David ...

... was time to say goodbye to Marianne and Co. They were very much hoping the air-conditioning in the car would work, and it did come on so Søren said the motor would not be turned off at any time during the day. They were not planning to drive straight through, but stop somewhere on the other side of Paris for the night. The covered over 800 km the first day. Once they left the 10 of us took of for Toulouse in 2 cars. (Peter, me, Mike, Sam and Millie in one car. Martin, Anne-Marie ...

... poison are ultra sensitive and needless to say, crazy Chinese man has given me his version of birdflu. It is sooooooo cold in Paris and my humid Singapore attire well really doesn't cut it. I make my way to the station and then the foreign language shock occurs, I open my mouth and the right words come out. Cool, unfortunately the responses of people I have no idea what they are saying. I ask for a ticket to Toulouse for ...

hi! i went in berlin last november and as my parents will go to visit family i've decieded to go with them! i'll visit Marthe, my great friend who study architecture there with erasmus programm. i don't know yet what i'm going to do except that i'll visit french and netherland embassy made by two great architects (portzamparc and koolas). after that will see!