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  • CLUB MED…DAY 2! august 2, 2008 CLUB MED…DAY 2! August 2, 2008 ~The Med is my neighbour, but I haven’t met him yet! Apparently there’s a massive nudist beach in the neighbourhood…stay tuned! ~Day 2 shopping at Inno, le supermarché près de moi, and I discovered what was missed Posted by hiitsdana in midlife crisis...not! | Aug 8, 2008
  • Departure We will be departing from Calgary on September 28 and arriving in Paris on the 29 Posted by euro08 in Grayson and Caylins Eurotrip 08 | Aug 4, 2008
  • 2 Weeks in Southern France Its almost a week now since we returned from Southern France and I have been procrastinating over writing an entry. Why? Well mainly because there seemed so much to write about and rather than biting it off one step at Posted by Estebaan in Reis van de Nautilidae | Jul 30, 2008
  • Making a real French connection i treated myself (and i really mean treated) to a mini 2-day holiday in France. Oui, that's right!! i crossed the unpredictable English Channel waters from Jersey and landed in St. Malo in beautiful Brittany, France. apparently, this little town Posted by whatewa in Ewa goes to Africa | Aug 1, 2008
  • Ahoy from Antibes Ahoy Maties..i have made it into the Yachtie world, horray !!!! It feels like a lifetime ago since i was working on an office in London ! I had Roman Abromovich's yacht, Peloras as a screen saver on my Posted by abagel in My New Yachtie life | Aug 1, 2008
  • A Reddish-Orangy Walk We actually did something organised yesterday! - We went with a guide from the Office de Tourism on a walk through the Luberon hills to look at the old ochre mines. Good value too! - 4 Euros each. You can Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Aug 1, 2008
  • I am the worst procrastinator For years, I would go on vacation and forget to bring the nail clippers. Normally not a problem, unless the vacation lasted around two weeks and then suddenly you are searching for that little device to get your nails back Posted by decuirrl in a long-winded carte postale | Jul 30, 2008
  • Lunch in Villars Well, just a miniscule update really. I've done a long post below regarding camping, but that is aimed at the general public (linked from a travel website) though you might find it interesting. Still having a super time. It's baking hot. Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Jul 30, 2008
  • Camping in France I thought I'd pen this article for people considering camping in Europe - France particulalrly as it may provide some clues as to what to expect and how to find what you want. My family and friends might be a Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Jul 30, 2008
  • Lost in Pisa Still not keeping up with this as I should, but I think my last entry was I think in Venice, end of day 4. We started day 5 (Thursday) still in Venice, visiting the Murano glass factory. Nice if you Posted by Fine leg in Deep fine leg | Jul 28, 2008
  • A Week (or two) in Provence Our last couple of days in Arles we spent sight seeing in the town itself. They have a very impressive Roman ampitheater, though there is local debate on whether it is being over-restored or not. I'm of the opinion that Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Jul 27, 2008
  • More Castles Carcassonne is impressive. A huge walled city. A giant castle if you like. We had a good walk around the ramparts, the main castle inside, and the cathedral. Lots of “fact boards” to read – though I think there is Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Jul 22, 2008
  • Roadtrip to Provence By this point in the trip, I was starting to feel very tired. Josh was coping a bit better than me, but we were both looking forward to getting a chance to sleep when we arrived at the villa. Our Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 22, 2008
  • Next Stop - Europe Who said Friday the 13th was an unlucky day? For me, it was the day I would return to Paris, can’t get much luckier than that! Not such an early start out of Seoul, arrived in good time to check Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Jul 21, 2008
  • Wine Tour of France Before leaving the UK we joined France Passion, an initiative of French winemakers and farmers allowing campervans to stay on farms and vineyards for free. It was fantastic, we’d turn up at a vineyard, introduce ourselves, meet the owners, Posted by loupeedo in Scenic route back to Sydney | Jul 20, 2008
  • Yech salt and vinegar chips swell the inside of your mouth and kill your tastebuds. so dont eat them. especially when you're in Paris ! (have a nice plate of green tomatoes and dried saucisson instead). Posted by jasemcd in Osvaldo and the Gauls | Jul 19, 2008
  • Roadtrip to Provence Our last morning in Paris, and as we looked out the apartment window to the view below, we saw rows upon rows of market stalls that had been set up for the day. Our host Caroline had mentioned these markets Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 18, 2008
  • At the risk of being anti Semitic... as my good friend brendan moody will attest, i pride myself on being a man of much cultural tolerance. this afternoon however I was greatly put to the test - and non, I am not referring to the widely acknowledged Posted by jasemcd in Osvaldo and the Gauls | Jul 18, 2008
  • Recap Barcelona, Paris and Munich Friends and Family, I'm sure half of you have already forgot about me! Don't worry, I'm still alive and floating around. After my 36 hour excursion to get home I got to watch the cubbies play at Wrigley field during my Posted by drovira in Where in the world is Diego? | Jul 17, 2008
  • Every Door is a Zip We’re still at Beynac. The last few days have been scorching (up till now we’ve had some sun, some rain, some clouds. Some of the rain has been mega). Yesterday we had the most superb day. Coffee and Internet in Beynac Posted by Dodgey in Farewell Peckham | Jul 17, 2008
  • The Cathedral of Shopping When I was in Paris back in 2005, some people, mainly female, would often comment how exciting it must be to be in Paris and go shopping. I couldn’t disagree more. Frankly, shopping is something I do because Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 15, 2008
  • Paris We caught the Eurostar train from London to Paris, and only really knew we'd arrived in a new country when the cars appeared to be driving on the other side of the road. The buildings changed from industrial concrete blocks Posted by joshtracey in Josh & Tracey's Adventures | Jul 15, 2008
  • Military Might and Skies Alight in Paris Prologue: Injecting Some Glamour Into This Affaire Internationale When I moved here, I was expecting my life to be, well glamourous, James Bond in a tuxedo sipping on Martinis, and so on. It hasn’t turned out that way so far. Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 15, 2008
  • to photograph or articulate - that is the question so, I'm seriously questioning the merits of both these options. its so easy to take a photograph and let the food speak for itself. but does it? its kind of a cop out really. where, well written words help the Posted by jasemcd in Osvaldo and the Gauls | Jul 15, 2008
  • Road trip to Monaco! Yay, a good ol' fashioned road trip! Euro style! FREITAG 21.03.2008 - GERMANY We were up aat 7:30 and all packed and ready to go by 8:30 though we didnt actually leave until just past 9:00. München was 3° and Posted by Travesty in WANDERLUST KÖNIG | Apr 14, 2008
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