Premiere Classe Rodez
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A Time Capsule
... centuries old houses lead to the church which is built on a rocky projection way above the river. From there we visited the Peche Merle prehistoric site, a series of limestone caves, replete with stalactites and stalagmites and some wonderful paintings thought to be 26,000 years old. To think these guys went into these caves without electric torches and painted animals and such, simply ...
Scratched in the Face
Today I tried to get to know the new tortoise in my habitat, it did not go very well. i was just trying to be nice and welcoming...which was very difficult for me because I don't really want her in my habitat. This trip was to be done with just my larger organisms and me...not other tortoises along ...
Aire on the quiet side
... based around a very old square with lots of tiny streets, quaint houses and lots of craft shops. Some were still open. Many seemed to specialise in knives, others were the usual mix of art, pottery, fabrics. I know someone who found this exciting! Methinks we'll be back into the village tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow, on to Janna's place near Caylus. She's just driven down from England and has invited us for lunch and a few days' van rest! Sounds ...
That Millau Viaduct
Ok we didn't actually stay here we viewed that AWESOME bridge then drove over it taking lots of snaps some good some just that memories for later.
I love the fact that the French glorify it as a French challenge beaten, when it was designed in London by an Englishman. Still it is a marvel and if you are in France and have the chance go see it, we are thinking of going again next year but this time going to stay in the valley below and get some different photo's.
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St Cyprien Markets
... and his family at 7.00pm tonight. That should be interesting.
Today (Monday) we drove to Beynac, planning to go on a boat trip. The small town was crowded with visitors and we couldn't find anywhere to park the car. We drove on to a nearby town called La Roque Gageac. We were just in time to take part in a one-hour cruise along the river aboard a gabarres, which was a replica of the ...
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