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  • Elbows ON the table, Mabel I hope that you enjoyed the pictures of the living room and foyer. Now, I will delight you with pictures of the Dining room. Like before, because of the shape and size of the rooms it is hard to get Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Nov 20, 2009
  • Dining in France; Mussels, Lamb Brains and Crème Brûlée If you have been anticipating the intimate details of what a French dining experience is like, look no further! After my experience at a French restaurant last night, it would be quite unfair of me not to share my experience Posted by jauntypag in Savoir Vivre: Life in France | Nov 19, 2009
  • A trip back in time After breakfast at our hotel in Nice we rolled our luggage 200 metres to the Railway station, the pickup point for our rental car. After a small delay waiting for someone to turn up things moved very quickly and Posted by thomastour in Cathy & Geoff's European Odyssey | Nov 19, 2009
  • Who beat the bank at Monte Carlo? Beautiful Nice - we woke up to a bright blue sky and lovely morning. the temperature was to get to around 20 degrees. It wasn't the best night's sleep we've had, with the locals holding a meeting below our hotel Posted by thomastour in Cathy & Geoff's European Odyssey | Nov 17, 2009
  • Mon Maison So it has been almost three months and while I have provided you with pictures of my bedroom, I never did show you what the main house is like. Simmer down though, because today is going to be your lucky Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Nov 17, 2009
  • Back in the Theatre! Oh How I've Missed you! I have been helping out with a theatre project which my advisor has been organizing for the past year. The Comenius theatre project is a type of exchange between high schools so students can interact with other students from Posted by jauntypag in Savoir Vivre: Life in France | Nov 16, 2009
  • Nice - Tropical paradise in France Nice is a nice warm place with a castle, lots of pebble beaches and some restaurants and markets. Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Sep 25, 2009
  • Montpellier - Transit strike and no Left Luggage Between Barcelona and Nice we slept in Montpellier, hoping to have an evening there and leave the following afternoon. However the train station had no left luggage, so we had to go straight to the hotel, which was said Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Sep 23, 2009
  • Paris - Why can't anyone tell I can speak French??? It was vaguely annoying that when I spoke to people in French in France they tended to answer me in English; it was only after about 5 days in the country that I broke down and started using a fake Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Sep 21, 2009
  • That Squiggly Line Isn't it sad that I am in one of the food capitals of the world and all I can dream about is American food? Even before we arrived in Paris, the IES team had been preparing us for the roller coaster Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Nov 15, 2009
  • Paris, France Once upon a time there were three young, American girls who traveled to a town called Paris, France, you may have heard of it. The girls were so excited about this trip because for their whole lives they had heard Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Nov 14, 2009
  • Using my Retainer Learning a language is just like wearing a retainer. The first time you try to use it everything goes wrong. It is painful, you gag, you make sounds you’ve never made before, your teeth don’t come together properly and you Posted by jauntypag in Savoir Vivre: Life in France | Nov 13, 2009
  • Not so sunny Biarritz and Bayonne Our lift to Bordeaux worked out well, we arrived at the train station in the pissing down rain at 12.30am. And wowwee what a trip. We left Villeneuve Loubet on the French Riviera at 12.00 midday in a jam packed Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Nov 12, 2009
  • Cote D’Azur Plan A - Get a job OK, we were told of these jobs one can get working and cleaning on rich peoples boats. So we caught the high speed train from Paris to Nice - the capital of the Riviera. We Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Nov 12, 2009
  • Grand Paris Our Paris experience was kicked off in high roller style - bargain last minute deal 1st class seats on the Thaylis ‘light speed millennium falcon’ train. Prior to leaving Amsterdam we had acquired a new Decathlon super ‘2 seconds’ tent Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Nov 12, 2009
  • Lundi the 2nd Sushi for breakfast I still had the sushi from the day before and had put it in the fridge. I argued internally for a couple of minutes while having my shower deciding if it was acceptable to have sushi for breakfast. Posted by Blue Teddy in Blue Teddy and the 14 pillows | Nov 8, 2009
  • Win A Green Card One of the disadvantages to living abroad is that when you connect to the internet it is through a foreign IP address, which causes many problems. I often have trouble logging into my bank accounts, checking my school email, and Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Nov 7, 2009
  • The Brevent Standing roughly northwest of Chamonix, the Brevent at 2525m or 8285 feet is perhaps the finest place from which to view the eternal snows of Mont Blanc directly across the valley. Viewed from Chamonix, the peak appears some 5000 feet Posted by PeteB in Walking in the Alps | Nov 7, 2009
  • The Tete Rousse on Mont Blanc This is a walk part way up the Gouter route on Mont Blanc and is about as far up the mountain as the walker can safely venture. In addition - at 3167m or 10391 feet - it's the highest point Posted by PeteB in Walking in the Alps | Nov 7, 2009
  • Paris=Cool So... we made it to Paris and good news, we aren't dead. Or Taken. Infact, we haven't even seen a pick pocekter. Gypsys yes, Jordyn got conned. We saw the same woman the next day. People try and peddle us Posted by eurogirls in Euro Bound | Nov 5, 2009
  • Our 100th Anniversary This our 100th blog entry since we hopped aboard a plane for Bangkok last October and we thought we would amuse you with a few of the photos from our present trip that didn’t quite make the cut. Norton-St-Phillip, England. [img=http://photos.travel Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Nov 5, 2009
  • Frankreich Blog klick: http://www.jeanieinfrankreich.travellerspoint.com Viele Fotos, alle Updates von meinem Auslandsemester in Frankreich Posted by Pinky in my life as an au pair! | Nov 5, 2009
  • Ancient and Modern As blog followers probably know - we love the really ancient stuff. Give us a medieval village, a ruined castle or a Rod Stewart album, and we are in our element. But we’re not complete Luddites - we have got Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Nov 5, 2009
  • "Oops-ey Daisy in Paris!" Latest Customer Reviews (http://www.hostels.com/hostels/paris/oops/22773) for Oops! Hostel 80% Oops!...I'd totally do it again! Well, before you're mind goes there - and you might've if you've instantly got the Britney reference - the hostel Posted by EveZangel in Wonderlust | Nov 4, 2009
  • Our Cabardes Home The old village of Cuxac-Cabardes is a backwater of solid stone houses in Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Nov 4, 2009
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