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The Loire Valley
Post Paris, we spent a few nights of relaxation before our big rail trip began. We stayed in a log chalet in the Loire Valley near the town of Mezeray. The chalet was on Equestrian grounds and was run by a very nice French man named Benoit.
Our days here were spent relaxing in the chalet and by the fire (which we made ourselves after gathering wood from the surrounding forest, we'd like to add!), cooking dinners on said ...
UPDATED: like the back of our hand
... in the sense they are a minority culture with their own local language lost under the "grand flag" of the French Republic. They're cool people, I think they were generally pretty friendly. Bee was also impressed by their crepes, which is the best in France. We tried some with our new friend and host, Emilie. Miam miam!
Next stop PARIS!
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Les Pipelettes
... over 4 hours to kill! since there were no lockers at the train station and we had too many bags tolug around, i decided to take their luggage trolleys - i think renee was embarassed - renee didnt want to take it because it is 'wrong' and we 'arent supposed to' but i wasnt about to sit and ride out 4 hours on the bench (well, that, and i have no shame). anyway as i rolled the trolley and our luggage onto ...
Castles in Brittany
... and watch the Olympics on TV. Not much at all but definetly needed it.
Day 92: Today we went to Mont Saint Michel which is a castle dedicated to the Archangel Michael and sits in the ocean just off the coast to the north of Rennes. We had to catch the bus which took a bit over an hour. This castle is amazing and would recommened it to anyone as long as you dont go during the peak months because it was absolutly ...
A Legendary Forest
... with legend! We made it to the fountain in good time (our group was so incredibly slow) and had the pleasure of enjoying it with only a couple other people. There are two types of people who come into this forest; people who love nature and hiking and are interested in seeing the sites, and then people who are a bit fanatical about the whole legend and myth and act it out in their day to day lives. Guess which ones we saw. Yep, we got to witness first hand a purification of ...