Premiere Classe Moulins Avermes

... the place. Sue and Andy’s bedding got soaked (again), and they had to dry it with the hair dryer before they could go to bed. We had to put the sun umbrella up to protect their windows from the rain, and they are definitely going to let the owners what they think, when they get a chance to phone them.

Sun 7 Jun – Belleville-sur-Loire to Menetreol-sous-Sancerre

We bought some silicone sealant from ...

... in a pretty village; I forgot to put on something warm straightaway so got a bit chilled. In these conditions if you wear even slightly too much clothing your muscles hurt and become weak; so in the shorts its usually possible to ride up hills because you don't overheat. So the last few days has seen a gratifying improvement in physical riding ability. There was a burned out barn en route. Towards the end of the ride the countryside got more rolling; I ...

... went to the lake! I thought I'd have some time to relax, have a blast, bla bla bla! The majority of the group took this flat 10k hike, while the injured kids (heart palpitation boy, knee girl) were driven in the minibus. The hike was NOTHING, and yet the kids complained as if i was shooting bamboo shards through their eyes! it's called GET UP OFF YOUR BUTT AND EXERCISE! So we get to the hike...I went and got everything ready for the kids to canoe and pedalo (hooray ...

So I literally just updated my blog in 20 minutes...the last few entries weren't really that interesting to read, so I thought I'd compile my thoughts in one big entry... Life...It's very interesting. You try and juggle several things while working, and you end up just dropping everything on the ground! So another important life lesson I've learned is that you can't do everything by yourself; it's okay to ask for help from others. I ...

Somehow...i escorted 7 kids from Paris to Moulins without dying...haha, no, it was very simple! We had a few problems, nothing major though! When the train stopped, I literally had 3 minutes to throw 7 suitcases out of the train! That was fun...It's easier if a counselor does it, or else the kids will take forever to get their bags, and they might be stuck on the train going to the next city! At the trainstation I met up with my friend Gord, who's the assistant at ...

... cheese and sausage at the front desk of course.) I believe that as a student that I was allowed to tour both musuems free of charge. I began my tour of the Musee Archeologique which was just facinating. The Musee Archeologique covered the history of Besancon and of the Franche Comte region from early man up to the High Middle Ages, and the musuem had really facinating, wonderful replicas of like a Roman city, a Cetlic house and detailed maps of ...

... I had spent at the Nuit Saint George train station, I was interested in exploring this town more, and the city was very close by and the train tickets to go there were very cheap, so I was definately tempted to make a trip there. Originally, I had decided to travel to Nuit Saint George the Sunday before, because I figured, well there's enough in Beune to visit it for a day, and the same with Nuit Saint George, why not? Well, this didn't happen because I got ...

This morning, we left Nice for Lyon. There wasn't much planned for this day as this was mostly just a stopover location before heading to Paris. Apparently, going straight to Paris from Nice is too much for everyone. Not much happened in Lyon except that I ran again. Yay - going above and beyond my mission. C'est tout

... the site has a new small swimming pool. They also do winetasting most nights, together with sales. Quaint little village with a couple of restaurants sellig local produce and specialities....fab stop over. The Beaujolais wine region is also nearby here. The village of Beaujeu has a good tourist office with a wine cellar below. Nearby ...

... las manzanas de los arboles. Por las noches generalmente regresaba abatido a mi habitacion, pero habia veces que aun habia energia suficiente para unirme a aquel grupo de nuevos amigos Djibutianos, Marroquis, Algerianos y Franceses que nos reuniamos a tomar una o dos cervezas en el Cafe de Majourette de la Boule. A pesar de estar en el corazon de Francia, mi nucleo de amigos era mayoritariamente africano y arabe. Recuerdo una noche, en la que pase ...