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More a booth than a train station, there is a man selling tickets and another man supervising boarding. There are a couple benches if you have to wait and a large pay parking area. It is a great way to get to St. Ives though and the view on the train ride along the River Hayle to St. Ives Bay is spectacular . . . even in the rain.
We had a beautiful drive through the countryside before we got to the AutoRoute. Azerat was one example of a picturesque village.
We started our trip north in the rain and were in and out of it all day. It didn't do much for my pictures, but fortunately we had lots of photos of Le Bugue, a very untouristy, friendly French town. I just happened to catch this one of our favorite restaurant in Le Bugue, Le Cygne.
We passed this hotel and loved their menu so returned to make a lunch reservation and then for lunch. It was raining and very chilly so we returned early and waited by their wonderful lobby fireplace until the restaurant opened. Lunch was delicious.
We were driving from the Loire Valley to Bordeaux and managed to drive in and out of rain the entire way. On occasion, it rained quite hard but the scenery was still terrific.
Buchanan Street in Glasgow Scotland
