Première Classe Bayonne

... Pinxos restaurant she, Ev, and Jullie had loved 3 weeks earlier. It was truly amazing and we enjoyed talking with a lovely british couple who now run a B&amp;B in Provence. Judy and the kids had a wet but fun time, as the weather had finally turned south.<br><br>                        <br>

I don't really need to tell you what we did do I? Take one part playground, one part beach, and one part sunset and you have a Kramer day in Biarritz.<br><br>            <br>

... Dispite the language barriers they had a lovely time exploring the basque country side. What did we do? Why go to the beach, of course!!<br><br>                      <br>

... the kids slept. Tom did a little surfing and another nice sunset was enjoyed during dinner.<br><br>                    <br>

... we tried to get a lesson from our hostel but they said the instructor wasn´t available. I think he was hungover because I saw him moping around the hostel. We rented boards and head out to Playa Zuricola, tons of surfers were out and the waves look meanacing. Thank god the dude renting the boards told us where the ...

... softest looking grass doesn't work. I think both my hips are bruised, both shoulders and neck hurt because my blow-up pillow went flat and when I tried to sleep on my stomach, the hard ground pressed on my thighs which didn't bode well for the aching muscles, a boy so gentle reminder of the torture they were being out through for the last two weeks. Today was the last stretch of riding bikes for a few days. We only had a short 8k ...

Ok, I've got a few days to sum up here. On Tuesday I spent 9 hours on trains. But it wasn't as bad as it sounds. First was the Eurostar, I slept from the time we left in London, until we resurfaced in France. I had arrived at the Gare de Nord and used my skills learned from Helena to get across town on the metro free of charge. Arrived at Montparness rail station, had lunch there, ordered completely in ...

... The Double Gs and the Traylers were having such a good time, that we decided to head down to the middle of Stage 7 (as it wasn't too far from where we were already camped). We set up in a gorgeous little village called Dienne. G &amp; G said that it would be a great place because the riders (&amp; the caravan) need to slow down on the way through. It was good to watch the race, cause the riders had broken into a few bunches by the time they reached us (oh ...

... asked why the booking office was not open. Today he said, the railways are on strick! Great, Bloody great I said.... but! if you go outside and in front of the hotel( my hotel) you will see coaches.. they are being used today and will be using the same scheduals as the trains so if you hurry yours will be leaving in a few minutes:-).. I said can I pay on the bus... he said no, but if you buy a railway ticket from the machine you can use that.. so I did! .. I ...

... playing because before it began I fell asleep and everyone in the lounge left me sleeping ha ha ..I woke about 2 hours later and just Patrick the owner was there, so we chatted for a while and I was asking him what he's thoughts were about the camino de Santiago and the lack of people with disabilities doing it... He went on to say he didn't experience many and assumed it was because its a difficult walk for them...I told him thats cobblers.. in a more ...