Hotel de Mirmande
Le Village Mirmande, Rhône-Alpes, 26270, France
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Somewhere in France - Jour 5
St-Marcel-sur-Richelieu est une métropole!
Aujourd'hui, nous avons poursuivi notre périple avec environ 9 heures de routes (qui devait être 6 heures au départ). Limite de vitesse sur notre parcourt : 90 km/h, Vitesse moyenne à l'odomètre : 47 km/h. Conclusion : les français ne doivent pas souvent "pogner" des tickets de vitesse.
En effet, rouler 90 km/h sur ces routes mènerait le conducteur et ses passagers vers une mort ...
Valence
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 ...
From Pierrelatte to Marseile
... mussels) and frites (fries). It’s a typical dish here – the mussels were excellent very large with a mustard wine sauce - YUM!!
Back to Pierrelatte and dinner. We were unsure where to do for dinner and as Luis is famous for stopping people on the street to ask directions he did so again. The lady we stopped ending up walking around with us for a bit showing us where to go. She was ...
What are we looking forward to at home? Not a lot!
... good selection of reds. I prefer rosé and whites, so having bought just six (compared to Oliver's 18) I felt the need for more exploration of our local cooperatives. The next village is St Maurice-sur-Eygues, where I was offered a 'degustation' - nervously I tried the first white which I really didn't like and I was working out how to tell the imposing lady that this wine was not for me!! After ...
Today, we had to wear jumpers!
... came down to the water asking if anyone had called for help!
After our picnic lunch, we managed to drag the children away from the water's edge and headed for Aven d'Orgnac These are caves which were discovered in 1929 by some nutter who found a hole in the ground and decided to see what was down there. I'm quite glad he did though - extremely impressive. It is listed as a Grand Site de France - ie. very important! We saw the remains of animals that ...



