Terminus Toulouse

13 blvd Bonrepos Toulouse, Midi-Pyrénées, 31000, France

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French cats eat croissants

A travel blog entry by woodsies

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... he pulled himself back and we waited for the next train. They come literally every few minutes, with just two lines crossing the city and are incredibly efficient, served by long escalators and lots of clear signs.

Next was the Basilica of St Sernin, which is France's largest and best preserved example of Romanesque architecture. It has an octagonal tower and spire and can be seen from many parts of the city. Like so many ...

Footloose in Toulouse

A travel blog entry by woodsies

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... had planned to offload our luggage so that we could hit the town and get started on our list of things to see. We got all the way to the place but there was no one there! When in doubt, look for food, and we saw an Asian cafe and realized how we have been craving Asian food! It was delicious, and the Vietnamese owner spoke English. Not only did Peter get his life story (that's a family joke...) but he then helped us to ...

The 7 Days of Toulouse

A travel blog entry by cum_fly_with_me

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While I'm in Toulouse, I am going to visit the Canal du Midi, the Theatre du Capitole and the Place du Capitole. The tour group I'm with is a lovely group of people, they are all kind and help with the speaking of French.

Hope to see you in Marseille in a eight days!

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Caraman: L’Arbre aux Legumes

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... to the clouds that scatter across the sky. Midday often hit us hard, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees or more, forcing even the battle-hardened Amélie to retreat to the flat for lunch and a siesta. Returning to the farm at around 5pm, when temperatures begin to drop, we work until the sun dips behind the horizon, again bathing this windy hilltop farm in warm orange glow.

The nature of work and the produce grown here at L’Arbre aux Legumes is deliberately varied. ...

A tale of three churches

A travel blog entry by rootsandroutes

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... top of the narrow but high roof, before cascading red and black sprays of arches across the ceiling like huge palm trees. The tall, narrow stained-glass windows only serve to make the ceiling appear to stretch still further. The central location of the altar – beneath which is buried the body of prolific theologian, logician and philosopher, St Thomas Aquinas – is unusual in this building, with the pews stretching far to either side ...

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