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Pastis Hotel St-Tropez

61 Avenue du General Leclerc St-Tropez, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 83990, France

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CANNES VE ANTEBE

A travel blog entry by whitebarsik

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... girecegiz. Verdik 10`ar eurolari girdik kumarhaneye. Kumarhanenin dis gorunumu ihtisamli, icerisi 10 kere daha ihtisamli. Ama iceride fotograf cekmek yasak tabiki. 5-10 euroluk rulet oynadik, oturduk vs 1 saat kadar kaldik iceride. Cok keyifliydi. Sonra cikista tam karsidaki cafede ben kola Liza sarap....

Sonra donduk yine otele. MONTE CARLO MEYDANI GERCEKTEN GUZEL, ...

Scared pedestrians and naked grandpas

A travel blog entry by kimburton

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... and one particular woman with a body not dissimilar from the model in Lucian Freud's "Benefits Supervisor Sleeping" painting. Beautiful torquoise waters and a transplanted Londoner who helped us to a few rounds remedied my frazzled nerves. After soaking the sun for a few hours, we braved the cold waters. We did not however brave the nude beach...this time.
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Sin festival, pero en Cannes!

A travel blog entry by europeando

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... dijo que nos teníamos que bajar y tomar el Tram… como me di cuenta por su cara de Francés choto que nos quería cagar.. le dije ah ok, Merci, pero no nos bajamos.. y llegamos… resulta que el Tram ni pasa a 20 cuadras de ahí… pero lo que más nos hizo dar cuenta fue que se reía con un compañero suyo que iba parado adelante y nos miraban por el retrovisor… ojalá que frene de golpe y se haga ...

Our latest field trips

A travel blog entry by andrewelizabeth

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... so unfortunately we didn't get the chance to work on our all-over tan. Maybe next time. On the way back to Aix, we stopped at a famous Cistercian abbey that was built in the 12th and 13th century (it took 150 years to build), L'Abbaye du Thoronet. It was an interesting piece of history but not the most spectacular building we've ever seen.

On Sunday, we cycled to one of the nearby ...

Salt Mines, Big Boats and Awesome Dinner

A travel blog entry by andrewhegerty

... I should explain why there is a papal palace in Avignon. It is simple. Back in the 1400s Rome got a bit unstable politically and so the Pope and his minders decided that they should get out there, hence a Papal Palace in Avignon.

After seeing the Papal Palace we got on the road to St Tropez. Along the way we found Europe's biggest salt mine and a stopped to take a look. The salt flats were a brilliant pinkish reddish colour. ...

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