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Grenoble: Small city in the mountains -
... de Grenouilles et Ris de Veau, Salsifis aux Jus de Truffes, Beurre d’Herbes
Which roughly translates to:
Filet of Turbot (fish), sauteed frog, veal sweetbreads, with a truffle and herb butter sauce.
Truly unique and AMAZING!!!!
Delightful and strange, Grenoble is worth a quick visit if you ever find yourself passing through.
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Choranche Caves
... caves. The stalactites that are so particular to this cave are called “soda straw” stalactites. They are on average 4 mm wide and hollow inside! They hang with lots in a group and look really fine. The longest one is 1.3 m long and 6 mm wide. They form when water drips down, running through the centre of the stalactite and depositing calcium carbonate at the end. They were incredible and we’d never seen anything like it! We walked by some tanks ...
Escargots & Grenouilles
... turned back around and this time drove through Pont-en-Royans and found the campsite on the outer edge of town. We were one of only three campers there so we had our choice of emplacement. It was a beautiful campsite located right on the river’s edge, well shaded by trees and there was a walking path along the river into town. On the way through town, we had spotted a bakery and we didn’t have any bread for the evening or next morning so I hopped ...
Alpe d'Huez
... driving again as our support person which was great since we didn’t have to carry extra clothing/water/food, etc. I had thought we were going to have a bit of a warm up before starting the climb as we had done with the last two rides. I was mistaken though because we passed the roadside distance/elevation/% grade marker within a minute of leaving the campsite! I was in completely the wrong gear and as I stood up to pedal, I made the mistake of switching gears at ...
Croix de Fer
... lifts. We were feeling rather hungry so we stopped at the café at the top to enjoy a café au lait and a croque monsieur (ham and cheese sandwich dipped in an egg mixture and fried – yum!). On our way back to the car we saw a motorcycle with a side-car. There were two people on the motorcycle and a Saint Bernard in the side-car! Their trailer was filled with dog food, bowls and assorted dog supplies.
On the way down we saw a beautiful ...
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