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Basel& through Switzerland
... The old town was quite charming with twisting streets & some nice shops. We were happy to get back on the coach into the warm for the next stage of our journey through Switzerland. I think we all enjoyed the novelty of the snow covered hills & fields. We soon passed back into France & stopped at a service centre for a break as we drove out of the Rhone Alps. As we descended down out of the hills we left the ...
Basel& through Switzerland
... The old town was quite charming with twisting streets & some nice shops. We were happy to get back on the coach into the warm for the next stage of our journey through Switzerland. I think we all enjoyed the novelty of the snow covered hills & fields. We soon passed back into France & stopped at a service centre for a break as we drove out of the Rhone Alps. As we descended down out of the hills we left the ...
Cruising from Viviers to Tournon
... talking and laughing as we sailed toward Touron. Then we had a cooking demonstration by our chef. We learned how to make Crepes Suzette. Good and delicious fun. A tour of the kitchen followed. It is amazing that the get all of that wonderful food out of such a small kitchen. A French lesson followed to prepare us for our home hosted dinner in Touron tonight. All 12 of us are going to the same home. The family will never be the same after our ...
23m rise in the lock. Easier than parking in it.
... elevator ride later and we are through. tronger current as it is a man made section. At times today we were back to 2 knots. Which meant a hard motor the last stretch to the pretty town of Viviers. Viviers is on the section or the rhone that is gorge and the town is nestled among big rocks. pretty. damn quiet though. the marina has all its pontoons lifted to stop them being damaged by ice ...
Choranche Caves
... a very quick lunch and then headed in for our tour. We were lucky enough to only have the four of us and two others on the tour! We headed in to the cave and arrived at a clear blue underground lake which was quite something. The guide explained that the water seeps in from the ground so sometimes it can be quite murky depending on how much rain they’ve had. We saw the area where two rivers that run underground meet and the headed over to the main attraction ...
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