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Grenoble: Small city in the mountains -
... de Grenouilles et Ris de Veau, Salsifis aux Jus de Truffes, Beurre d’Herbes
Which roughly translates to:
Filet of Turbot (fish), sauteed frog, veal sweetbreads, with a truffle and herb butter sauce.
Truly unique and AMAZING!!!!
Delightful and strange, Grenoble is worth a quick visit if you ever find yourself passing through.
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Choranche Caves
... tart, apple tart and piece of dense cake which they then had to cycle with! I had stopped at the top of a hill and Dad rode up saying that he had carried the tart in his hand for quite a ways so as not to squish it, but then looked up at the hill and decided to fold it up carefully in his back pocket. Somehow it still arrived intact and we all enjoyed a sample of each partway along the ride. Afterwards, they continued on and I met up with them one more time before ...
Escargots & Grenouilles
... then made my way back down.
If we thought that had been a great viewpoint, we were in for a real treat about twenty minutes after that stop. The narrow, windy road was literally carved into the side of the cliff face and it was a sheer drop to the valley floor below. As we drove, we went through tunnels that bored right through the rock face and around blind corners that hung out over the edge, where the road was just wide enough for a single ...
Alpe d'Huez
... fit a single, European-sized, car. There were also a lot of loose rocks and debris on the road that had fallen off the mountain sides so you had to be extra vigilant while cycling.
We dipped down into a little valley which was a really fun descent but on the other side, I could see that we had to cycle uphill for a few kilometers over a plain. It didn’t look very steep (probably a 5-6% grade) but what I didn’t realize was how much harder that could ...
Croix de Fer
... to town in search of a "menu" to enjoy, but all the places seemed to sell pizza and not much else. So we chose a pizzeria and hid out from the rain under the awning. Along the way, Anoop spotted a strange dispenser machine that seemed to sell “fresh” pizza – we were curious about how the pizza would come out, but we didn’t get around to trying it out…
The next day we woke up to 5⁰ C and pouring down rain. Since ...