Reynaud Tournon

82 av. du President-Roosevelt, Tain-l'Hermitage Tournon, Savoie, Rhône-Alpes, 07300, France

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Somewhere in France - Jour 5

A travel blog entry by shibakita

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... d'un véritable village fantôme au Québec), nous prîmes alors la décision de reprendre la route et d'affronter le brouillard en roulant TRÈS lentement.

Heureusement, après 10 ou 15 minutes de route durant lesquelles nous devons bien avoir parcourus 600 ou 700 mètres, le brouillard se dissipa. Nous pûmes donc reprendre une vitesse de croisière normale (c'est-à-dire environ 45-50 km/h).

Après 1 heure désagréable de route (parce ...

Valence

A travel blog entry by anitangaire

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Valence's historic old town is built on a river bank, so many of the streets are actually stairs up and down the side of a hill. Far more peaceful than Lyon, it was nice to just wander about the park and the old town and have some green time and some ...

Going down, Bourgogne and back on the rivers

A travel blog entry by jackospades

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... it by using the water to generate a third of the country’s electricity. The countryside is flat and fairly unpopulated by the river, but the light and change in temperature heralds southern climes.

The cities are not that attractive with the usual migrant issues and graffiti artists. We changed our original mooring in Mâcon to across the other side of the river at St. Laurent –sur-Saône as we didn’t like the look of some of the local lads or the ...

Day 2 exploring with Annick & Francoise

A travel blog entry by jane.keeves

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... t remember the name of the village, but again it was gorgeous! Its feature was the stone pont built over its river. We walked through this lovely little village and were told that most of the houses were vacant - locals had moved away for work and the village numbers were dropping dramatically and not being replace, very sad.

We walked down to the river - another drinks stop and more photos. Had a quick look at a local gallery while we were there then hit the road back to Grenoble.
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Francoise & Stef's holdiay house in the mountains

A travel blog entry by jane.keeves

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... for vultures and to be on the lookout. We didn't see any until the drive back to the house when suddenly a flock of them flew overhead! We stopped and tried to take photos, not very successfully, but it was so exciting just seeing these magnificent birds on the wing.

Stef's comment was "they are late!" (We had been teasing him about being the perfect guide except for not being able to conjure up the vultures!)

Back at the ...