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Cruising from Viviers to Tournon
Monday, October 22, 2012 Walking tour of Viviers/French language lesson/Tournon/Home-Hosted Dinner Last night we had a one man band entertaining us. He was really good and we had fun dancing to our oldies. We woke at 7 AM to total darkness outside. When we went to breakfast and looked out we were totally fogged in. At 8:45, when we began our walking tour of Viviera, the fog was eerie and beautiful. Fortunately it did not rain as we did our ...
Choranche Caves
... be a problem? We walked back to camp and Dad, Tan and Anoop got changed into their riding gear to do a loop along the scenic route.
They set off and I followed in the car. On the way, they stopped at the bakery; I had asked for a chausson or croissant, neither of which they had. Tan shook her head as I drove by so I figured that meant they didn’t have anything worth getting and continued on. Little did I realize that they actually had picked up a ...
Escargots & Grenouilles
... Rod offered to show me how but I wasn’t new to the family! It took me a while to get through the first course and I was surprised how filling it was – I guess it’s all that rich butter. The grenouilles to follow was a definite highlight. I squeezed some fresh lemon over it and mopped up all the juices with the dinner rolls. Needless to say, there was only a pile of bones left over. Rod was enjoying every bit of the meal and decided he ...
Into the Alps we go
... guy came over and gave us a brochure about a camp site just for motorbikes only 3km away! We followed the directions he gave us and hey presto, camp-moto-rendez-vous! Great place. We se up our tent, had a quick dip in the pool and cooked up some dinner while drinking red and white wine from the bar…pretty good end to day really.
We fell asleep with full bellies and all was well until I woke up hearing a faint patter of rain on our tent. Now for the last two weeks we ...
What an experience - Tour de France
... what already, no-one off the back of the peloton??
We realise that everyone is on their way to the cars for a Le Mans start down the hill and home. We are slowed a little by a dutch guy who couldn't understand how we could be Australian and French number plates on our car??
I wont go into much more now other than to say the 2 hour outward leg, took 4 hour home
More tomorrow with Grant...but at the finish line and it is Bastille ...