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- Our 2018 European adventureSo it wasn't a quick fix on the water pump but as we were leaving La Fleche I did a quick search and would you Adam it, a motorhome dealer and accessories shop 3 minutes from our location. After a Posted by CarlJayne in Our 2018 European adventure | Dec 9, 2018
- Our 2018 European adventure[img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/948545/d3919cb0-f7ca-11e8-8d6b-c Posted by CarlJayne in Our 2018 European adventure | Dec 7, 2018
- Our 2018 European adventureSo who's the Muppet that booked the chunnel for 07.19? Oh yeah that was me! 03.30 start, M20 closed so a long diversion but so worth it. So easy accessing the train and didn't even have time to drink my Posted by CarlJayne in Our 2018 European adventure | Dec 4, 2018
- Breathalizer test: sunday morning 10:15 a.m.[http://images.travbuddy.com/1829587_13401515266944.jpg]St. Yrieix-les-bois, the tiny deserted village where I had to do a breathalizer test around 10:15 a.m. on a november sunday morning... In autumn, the scenery in the Creuse gets really pretty becau Posted by westwind57 in Gossip&Giggles in the middle of nowhere | Nov 16, 2018
- The mayor's study trip[http://images2.travbuddy.com/1829587_1328838827791.jpg]on strike on monday - on internship on tuesday - sick on wednesday - late on thursday - and on friday, tired - do like i do - become a public officialI hope that I will not be generalizing too Posted by westwind57 in Gossip&Giggles in the middle of nowhere | Nov 16, 2018
- New people in town[http://images.travbuddy.com/1829587_13288086079134.jpg]The village used to have 283 inhabitants, a mairie (city hall), a maire (mayor), two vice-maires (asisstant mayors), each of which have two administration assistants. Madame Thirioz (let's call her t Posted by westwind57 in Gossip&Giggles in the middle of nowhere | Nov 16, 2018
- What and where is the Creuse?[http://images2.travbuddy.com/1829587_13288067365295.jpg] If there is one département (comparable to a province in other countries) that can claim to be the heart of France, then it must be the Creuse. Geographically it is located in the very middle of Posted by westwind57 in Gossip&Giggles in the middle of nowhere | Nov 16, 2018
- St Christopher's Inn and Belushi's [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/934440/1707122_12913213691749.jpg thumb=https://photos.tr Posted by itravel1 in Paris sept '10 | Sep 22, 2010
- Charlemont Fortress and watch towerSaint-Hilaire church (?)We stopped in Givet [Givet-travel-guide-437958], France for another scheduled bus driver break. We stopped on one side of the river to hike up to a littl Posted by alyssa_ob in GCF2011 Europa - 10 countries in 10 days | Aug 26, 2011
- Paris Day 2I got up early and went off to beat the crowds at the Eiffel Tower. So much for my navigation skills - I though I took the same metro stop as yesterday, but when I reached the s Posted by alyssa_ob in Germany-Paris-Vienna 2004 | Dec 29, 2004
- Walking around ParisThe Eiffel Tower. I had to see it. I hopped a train to Paris [Paris-travel-guide-471458] and found myself surrounded by French speaking people. I knew about three words of French Posted by alyssa_ob in Germany-Paris-Vienna 2004 | Dec 28, 2004
- Reims in the rainThe drive from Bordeaux to Reims is a long haul; with stops for gas and other amenities 10 hours. Fortunately the drive is a nice one. Although already November the greens and reds and oranges still form the Dordogne landscape. Posted by Old Man At in Old man goes around | Nov 16, 2018
- BordeauxFrance is still somewhat of a terra incognita to me. I have visited some of its cities in the past, Poitiers and Rouen, but never stayed long enough to familiarize myself with them. It is only Paris, having visited it Posted by Old Man At in Old man goes around | Nov 10, 2018
- Oct 21 Last Day in Paris The group decided that Paul and I should have a day to ourselves, how sweet! Our first stop, another place on my Paris list never seen, was Shakespeare and Company. Here is an interesting description I Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 7, 2018
- Oct 20 Touring Paris - 20,500 steps!Bonnie, Dale, Paul and I started off fairly early, after breakfast at the hotel, to head to Notre Dame. There was no line up thankfully. As always, it is breathtaking in it's size and beauty. After Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 6, 2018
- Oct 19 Goodbye to the Daniele and Hello ParisThis morning we said a tearful goodbye to our friends and crew of the Daniele. What a great group we had on this tour. Charlie took us to the train station and our entire group was getting Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 5, 2018
- Oct 18 Private tour of Beaune and the Cote de NuitsThis was our last day on the barge The Americans are cycling the Cote de Nuits (some of the most famous vineyards in Burgundy) but I had arranged for my group (minus Steve and Mary) to do it by Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 5, 2018
- Oct 17 Cruising the Burgundy CanalWhat a beautiful sunrise to start our cruise to Dijon on the Canal du Bourgogne. A few of us did an 5 km walk along the canal, where we met up with the barge and had another amazing Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 4, 2018
- Oct 16 A day on the Saone RiverWe have left the Canal du Centre and will spend the day on the Saone River, making our way to Saint Jean de Losne and the Canal du Borgogne. We spent the morning on the barge and so Charlie Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Nov 3, 2018
- Oct 15 Cycling the Cote du BeauneToday was a great day. Although we were a little concerned about cycling 40 kms, it couldn't have gone smoother. Our guide, Eric, was very careful, often stopping traffic so we could get across intersections and most Posted by barb3389 in Barb and Paul's Adventures Abroad | Oct 15, 2018
- Fog, Foxes and FrescosWell, Autumn has definitely made way for a wintery feel here. The big jumpers are coming out, we've invested in a fan heater to use when we have electricity (no point in using the diesel heating if we have the Posted by One streetaway in #Jexit 2018 | Oct 28, 2018
- Last of the Summer WineSummer lingers longer on the Cotes d'azure in the South of France and we were lucky to enjoy the warm seas, spectacular vistas and sunny skies that this part of the world is renowned for... [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/171352/large_1-P1040304. Posted by Hawkson in Blissful Adventures | Oct 28, 2018
- Day 5Woke up and opened our doors to a gentle fog rolling over the hillside. So pretty. By the time we arrived at the main building for breakfast, the air was clearing and we could see that it was Posted by bloomcrew in Basque Country France/Spain 2018 | Oct 27, 2018
- Day 4This morning we took a 45 min shuttle to Col Legarre where we began our hike on the Grand Radonnee trail which would take us through some pretty countryside with a good amount of elevation gain. We were treated Posted by bloomcrew in Basque Country France/Spain 2018 | Oct 27, 2018
- CORSICA Neil’s version. 16/9/18 Arriving in Bastia Well it’s up to me to give you the more mundane and factual version of events. I will then hand you over to our cultural, religious and maritime correspondent who will give a Posted by neilandfiona in Corsica and Sardinia | Oct 27, 2018
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