Pv Cannes Beach Residence

... and not campervan parking friendly. We found a picture perfect stop just after Monte Carlo at the top of a hill overlooking the Med. We had the place to ourselves so we russelled up some brekkie in the sun which was lovely, so much so we were in t-shirts!!!

Gorgeous morning and a stunning place for breakfast awaited us just outside Scooby overlooking the lake. I went for a run but Kim was feeling a little under the weather so she stayed and made me breakfast - yay! We spotted two girls about our age and attempted to engage in some conversation but their English was limited and French is rubbish. Shame as its manily been the grey hair brigade we ...

... the wonderful "fun" and "vitamin" radio stations to keep us entertained with "Evacuate the Dancefloor" and 3 other dance songs that they kept repeating.<br><br>http://picasaweb.goog le.com/Jonny.D.Lawrence/20090928Cannes? authkey=Gv1sRgCPHzqZ_hy_fA8AE&amp;feat= directlink

... first day in Nice was spent on the beach, we couldn't wait to go into the ocean, that we went swimming without towels. Wasn't a good idea since Nice is all rock beaches and we couldn't really sit to dry off... WE had a delicous pasta dinner at Pasta Basta and ordered the finest wine on ...

... Canadian Prairies to immigrant Ukrainian parents, who's now raised a family of her own, continues to value and be proud of her Ukrainian heritage! So, today, Elsie becomes Lesia, that beautiful Ukrainian Princess! And could there be a more appropriate location than Monaco! For those who may not be aware, the name Elsie translates to Lesia in Ukrainian.<br><br>So, the Ruby Princess takes Princess Lesia to ...

... Once in Canne, we headed west and North through Arles, Avignon to Nimes. Along the road you could see old Roman Castles, aqua ducts, and other evidence of Roman presence. <br><br>Our last day in France was spent taking the high speed train from Nimes to Paris. It runs at over 100 MPH. It is smooth and comfortable. I will say the France has some work to do cleaning up Graffiti along train routes and in their major cities. That is a real problem for them.<br><br>:

... part of town. The walk consisted of seeing communisis apartment building after apartment building. We were told, and it was very true, that the whole town takes no time to see. We walked around and then went out to lunch. I ate a pineapple-Hawaiian-chicken-meal kind of thing. It was good, with a definite Bratislavan twist (it doesn't sound like it, but I can say I've tried Bratislavan food). We hung out in the restaurant for a while before heading back to the train ...

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... better their public transportation is though...there's not as great a need to learn to drive when you can hop on a metro, train, bus, etc much easier and more efficiently. I've also finally gotten used to the different taste of the tap water here, which is apparently safe to drink all over France. It tastes normal now, which is funny because in the beginning I could barely swallow, it was so thick and heavy. I'm definitely getting spoiled having a sink in my dorm room...when ...

... were ubiquitous. A magazine store by the Mediterranean displayed enough English magazines on their shelves to occupy me as adequately as any Barnes & Noble. It didn't even occur to me that maybe they should be in French. I was back at the hostel for 5:15 and had a better time hanging out with people there after ten minutes than I had had in the ninety minutes outside. It was a small homely place with one or two bedrooms plus a small kitchen. There were ...