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  • Sightseeing beginsToday is the first day that we'll really get stuck into some tourism. We're in Ouistreham in Normandy where the French and British troops landed on the beaches on D-Day, Sword beach was it's codename. We arrived yesterday afternoon and Posted by Slackster84 in Seeking Winter Sun | Oct 20, 2011
  • Annecy, France Okay, it’s blog time. It hate to tell you all that I’m skipping the blog on the cooking class for now. It was fairly straightforward. We cooked salmon with a salad, and then went to a wine tasting, Posted by lhampikian in Une fille américaine | Oct 20, 2011
  • Eurostar to ParisThis morning I took a stroll up to Hyde Park and walked through the park parallel to Park Lane. I wanted to check out Speaker's Corner before I left but it was empty. With not much time left to do much, Posted by cannon_fodder in Western Europe | Oct 19, 2011
  • Crossing the Channel This is it, we're heading out of the country. Au revoir l'Angleterre et bonjour France. We're going to cross the Channel by Eurotunnel, or le shuttle as the French s Posted by Slackster84 in Seeking Winter Sun | Oct 18, 2011
  • Switzerland!===There's a lot to cover in this entry since a lot has transpired since my last entry, so here goes...=== ==France== Life continues here in France without too much excitement aside from the housing challenges. I'm basically only in Dijon Monday Posted by la vita bella in La Vita Bella | Oct 18, 2011
  • Snatched from the jaws of defeatWhen I woke up this morning all I could think about was our trip to Domaine Ott, like a kid at Christmas I think I tried to wake Nat up at seven so we could get to our presents. Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 17, 2011
  • French Exchangeas you may know i am in france right now i will upload some pictures later as it wont work there has been a lot of sun some sea and quite a bit of sky i have been to a Posted by poprules12 in MY HOLIDAYS 2011-2012 | Oct 17, 2011
  • Aix en Provence and a bit of grape juiceWe are getting some great feedback from friends and family on our blog, keep it coming. Currently though, a lot of people seem to be saying that our photos and stories are only about food and we must be Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 16, 2011
  • Strasbourg: The coolest French city you’ve never heard ofAfter Paris we moved on to Strasbourg, France. You may be wondering why we chose to go to a place we had never heard of until a week or so earlier, so I’ll explain. You might recall that Posted by lindsayandmax in Il Milione - Volume Two | Oct 16, 2011
  • Ma Nouvelle Vie ParisienneThe neighborhood I live in is fabulous. I'm centrally located to everything and everyone with a 2 block walk to Gare du Lyon. From this station, I can literally take a train and be anywhere in Paris within Posted by AshleyOlmos in quand je serai grande.... | Sep 20, 2011
  • Time to get a little medievalThursday night was our last night in Cauteret and another quiet one and not necessarily by our choice. The town is just so quiet because of the fact that it is off season, that only a couple places Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 15, 2011
  • Mèzed up ramblingsTwo weeks in Mèze and most things are getting easier to do and understand. Some things remain a mystery and in some cases, a battle, but more about that later. I had my hair cut this morning in a Posted by clarkesabroad in The Clarke's Magical Mystery Tour | Oct 14, 2011
  • bus bonanzaFirst off: Toulous and KB’s: SO AWESOME. It was beyond fabulous to get to stay on her couch drinking wine and cracking up at our usual yogurt and quality internet literature pursuits. I am crazy jealous of her rn, off Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Oct 14, 2011
  • Carcassonne (Alison speaks up)Tuesday October 12th When we first arrived in Carcassonne we did an audio tour. I felt like a noob holding a big phone- ish thing but I learned a lot. We had a hostel in the old city (``la cite``) and Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 11, 2011
  • Toulouse, the city, not the artistWednesday October 12th Toulouse is known as “la ville rose,” the pink city, due to the prevalence of brick buildings. We have another, equally catchy appellation to propose: “ville complet,” the city of full hotels. We arrived fairly early at about Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 13, 2011
  • ParisSaying goodbye to Turkey might have been hard if not for the fact that we were reuniting with our boys - in Paris!! By some miracle, or perhaps ingenious planning, we landed at Charles de Gaulle within 5 Posted by wilsonprawdzik in Living Like We're Rich | Oct 13, 2011
  • Just a walk in the parkSo it turns out that this little town of Cauterets has two seasons; summer with plenty of hiking and winter with impressive skiing. October seems to be a bit of a shoulder season and it seems that just about Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 13, 2011
  • On to FranceYesterday we woke up fairly early and decided it was time to catch up on some fitness, so we ran up and down the waterfront in San Sebastien. That done, we went for lunch. The schedule of life Posted by colincampbell in Colin & Natalie | Oct 12, 2011
  • On the road againBlog 10-10-11 We're on the bus travelling to Nice today. It's misty and wet as we leave Annecy but should clear up and warm up as we travel further south.  Situated at the base of huge snow capped mountains Annecy is the Posted by GIJude in The J's Big Adventure | Oct 12, 2011
  • CarcassonneTuesday, October 11 Ok, first I'll apologize for not updating for so long. We had wifi in Venice, but we were pretty busy and didn't manage to write that blog while we were still there. Then, we had no wifi in Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 11, 2011
  • Malves en MinervoisSunday, October 9th SHNAIO! (escargot) You know when you fist pound and one person puts two fingers underneath the other person’s fist to make a snail? Ya, well that’s kinda becom Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 11, 2011
  • Malves en MinervoisSaturday, October 8 We have been on the road since August 18th. Today, the fifty second day (“Fifty second!” says Susan disbelievingly), we were woken by a rooster crowing at 5:16 AM. This was no ordinary rooster, however, but the iphone Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 11, 2011
  • Paris, City of LightsFriday, October 7 Paris. Paris is a big city, and if you try to walk everywhere you want to go then your feet will hurt a lot. If you take the metro occasionally for the longest trips Posted by teamkarim in 3 months, 4 (technically) continents | Oct 11, 2011
  • Marseille , France Marseille is the second largest city in France, I was attracted by the photos on the Port and the connection to Barcelona, so I have set my trip to visit Marseille after Paris before headin Posted by jokermiss in A Beacon Somewhere Around The World | Oct 11, 2011
  • London I'm going to make this blog as brief as possible since I'm running on about 3 hours of sleep following leaving London for Dijon t Posted by la vita bella in La Vita Bella | Oct 10, 2011
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