Marmotte Hotel-Restaurant Amiens

4, Allee de la Pepiniere Amiens, Picardy, France

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... Museum. The museum is made up of a collection of memorabilia from WWI with explanations of Australia and New Zealand's involvement in the battles in and around the Somme. It's above the school assembly hall which is panelled and floored with wood from around Australia and adorned with wood carvings of our native animals - it felt eerily like every school hall I've ever been in though the signs assured us that it was something out of the ordinary ...

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... with the help of the " waiders" which were medieval dyers from Amiens. They made their fortune from the woad, a dyeing plant that produced the famous Blue d'Amiens a colour you see everywhere in the district. The cathedral is a magnificent structure with more sculptures than any other cathedral we have seen. It is very high and some of the stain glass windows are 12 metres high . At some points the celing reaches 43metres. Opulance at its best. It is getting a spring clean on ...

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... with Australian soldiers landmarks and you could spend all day just looking at different ones. We decided to move on and settle ourselves in Amiens for the night and have a drink to make us feel light hearted again. Met some Pommies at the caravan park, chatted for a while and locked ourselves in the van. 6 degrees outside tonight but dry. Tomorrow we will visit Amiens.
A very rewarding day today.
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