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We return to the ancestral manse
... which was within smelling distance of La Golondrina. We rarely ate there—it was hardly like going out—but it seemed appropriate for this visit. From our table on the terrasse of the restaurant we could see the roof of our old house.
Finally it was time to walk, as we’d done so many times, under the arches of the thick city wall into the bustling core of St Paul de Vence. The same tourists milled up and down the stone paths, holding dripping ...
We sail the seven C's
... desert was “mousse de fromage blanc à la crème de marron,” creamed chestnuts with a fresh white cheese that’s sort of a cross between yogurt and quark. And of course there was wine and espresso. Culinary heaven over the Réal Collobrier! After this Provençal feast we drove back to Taradeau, where we were invited for drinks on the terrasse with Felix, Ina, and Lisa. The company, and the view over the valley as the sun set, were the perfect ending to a perfect ...
Cote d'Azur - French Riviera
... The surrounding stone walls are 1.7km.long. There are lovely streets, plaza, boutiques and cafe bars attracting thousand of tourist each year.
From Port-de-Bouc next day, my GPS suggested that I continue to the Cote d'Azur via the tollways. No, no I said! I am sick of motorways, let's continue on ordinary roads. You don't have to guess where I ended up.....right in the chaotic traffic in the centre of Marseille. At one stage I was ...
Sailing From Allicante to Frejus
... voor barcelona niks geen scienic rides meer, alleen maar 2/4baans wegen. 1e de beste afslag naar rechts dan maar, richting madrid. Weer de bergen over en ook hier was het nog best koud zo, maar wel een stuk leuker fietsen. Madrid was net als een aantal jaren eerder een hel om binnen te fietsen, maar toen ik eenmaal in het centrum was, wist ik nog precies de weg naar een hostel. daar aangekomen aardig genoten van die klote douches en ik denk dat de boiler behoorlijk leeg was ...
Eze and Cap Ferrat
... and gates. We stopped off at the house of Beatrice de Rothschild which is open to the public and has fabulous gardens. It was €10 entrance fee, and if we had had a couple more hours to do it justice we would have gone in. However, it was 4pm so we decided to go and see the old town in Villefranche instead.
It's another nice Provencale old town - narrow streets, tall houses, restaurants & shops and a large church - ...
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