La Sousto
Travel Blogs from Fayence
Day 9: Visit to the Beach
Today i took a break from visiting historical places, and other things. I went to the beach in Agay. Agay is a small village and coastal resort on the Cote d'Azur, on the coast between Saint-Raphael and Theoule-sur-Mer.
So far this is one of the best beaches I have ever been to in my whole life. I was able to swim and get some sun, but I did not get sunburn. I was surprised because my skin is very sensitive. ...
We return to the ancestral manse
We bid fond farewells to Feelie, Felix, Ina, and Lisa, packed up the car, and drove east. We were headed to St Paul de Vence, where Annie, Emily, and I lived a decade ago. The circuitry that so unerringly remembered The Fox and The Greyhound in Keston wasn't so tuned in to remembering the more recent and more frequently travelled roads to St Paul—both Annie and I would get little flashes of familiarity, but usually by the next roundabout the spark had ...
Sailing From Allicante to Frejus
... maar weer gehesen want de motor dded niets meer. De wind werd steeds zwakker tot hij helemaal ging liggen. t werd donker en ik kwam maar niet bij de kant. om 1 uur `s nacht begon het opeens lichtjes te waaien vanuit het noorden en toen kon ik al zeilend ankeren op 15 meter van een rotswand en ff pitten. dit was me niet lang gegund, want 2 uur later werd ik wakker door onwijs schommelen van de boot. buiten komend opeens hoge golven en een 180 graden gedraaide harde ...
Fayence Day Seven & Eight - The End is in Sight
... we had was to use up all the food we had accumulated in the week....onions & garlic for Africa............some leftover pieces of steak; capsicums, mustard, tomatoes, dried sausage, lentils..............I hear a soup coming on..........I started the soup off and a few last minute ingredients, plus some fresh baguettes made for a great final meal. Plus a 1.29 Euro bottle of red that can definitely be recommended, once it has had ...
Fayence Day Six - Perfume and Pots
... oils they use for making the branded perfumes. Just about every third shop is a perfumerie and it got very hard to even know where to begin. However, we soon got 'locked in' by a saleslady and eventually I managed to find one I liked. The prices here for parfume are a lot cheaper than buying a 'name brand' but just as good. Once I had made my choice the bottle is filled and then assembled and labelled.
Tony had tried a few of the men's fragrances ...
Other places to stay in Fayence
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Auberge des Pins
Domaine le Chevalier, Fayence | 2 star hotelfrom $96
