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Le Dimanche à Mosson....

A travel blog entry by ellen_walker

... I couldn’t help but notice the discomfort of my companion (Becky, a fellow anglaise from triolet, and a friend of mine).

Instead of looking at the stalls, she was constantly looking around. I could understand why she was uncomfortable; the gangs of teenage boys in matching caps who slipped with effortless silent ease between shoppers were at times a tad alarming. The sporadic altercations between vendors could ...

Leaving France for the next exciting chapter!

A travel blog entry by simon.pitman2

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... on to Paris to fulfill my visa regulations. Should return to NYC to finally set up my new home by the end of January... after which I'll soon be hitting the road, with work trips to Naples, Florida and Shanghai, China... I'll keep posting updates on how the travels all pan ...

Diary of a Post(e) office worker

A travel blog entry by ellen_walker

... says I should book myself a place on that ‘La cliente et vous’ stage in Carcassone. I said yes. Anything for a free holiday.

16h 30: Man, Im bored. Luc has just rang the syndicat to propose we have a cheeky 24 hour strike. Everyone wants to go home early, why not?

17 h00: Ouuuuuai vive la gréve!! Bring on my three day weekend. Now for a 'cheeky apéro' en ville!!!!

00j39; jdr mon boulot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Meeting Pierre & Genevieve Chaize

A travel blog entry by jane.keeves

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... the herd of people heading up to line the street. On our way we asked one of the policemen blocking the street what time the riders were expected through.... about 5.30pm he informed us (it was only 11.30am so we decided to give it a miss as we had to make it to our next rendezvous).

It was quite exciting though being so close and seeing just some of the organisation that went into the event. It wasn't ...

Day 2 with Eric & Pascale

A travel blog entry by jane.keeves

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... were far too concerned by the possibility of excess baggage to go all out! I couldn't resist the bread (aptly named "pain" in french!), adding to the other market items we had bought for our picnic lunch... always thinking ahead to our next meal!!!

Leaving Uzes we forged ahead to one of Richard's most anticipated attractions - the Pont du Gard!
It was quite a warm day so had our picnic in the shade before walking to the Pont for a closer look. A very impressive ...

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