After a hearty breakfast aboard the ship, those of us who were going on the morning tour to the Olive Farm and Les Baux de Provence boarded our coach. It wasn't a very long drive to the Olive Farm. Moulin du Calanquet Saint Remy de Provence . The road leading to the Farm House was … Continue reading The Olive Farm
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Arriving in Arles
The bus trip was a bit long and to top it off one poor lady coughed most of the way. She sounded awful. Later on the second leg of the trip up the Seine people were dropping like flies with the flu. It turns out that's what she had. Probably needed a mask and antibacterial … Continue reading Arriving in Arles
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The Longest Flight Home
During the night both Paula and I started feeling sick, in truth we both were feeling crap not long after dinner. We thought it could have been the wine. House wine can be like that sometimes. Then it started. The pains, the frequent trips to the bathroom. Lucky Paula had some over the counter meds … Continue reading The Longest Flight Home
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Can you really be lost in Paris?
Its hard to believe that this post was back in 2016! Musee Carnavalet is still closed and the website says it will be closed until the end of 2019. Renovations must be taking longer than anticipated. After our amazing visit to the Louvre in the morning we decided we would catch a taxi back … Continue reading Can you really be lost in Paris?
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La Liberté éclairant le monde – Liberty Enlightening the World – Statue of Liberty
What does Colmar in the Alsatian area of France and the Statue of Liberty have in common? The sculptor Frederic August Bartholdi was born in Colmar France in the year, April 2 1834. He designed the huge statue on his own initiative. As part of our tour we passed the house where he lived. This … Continue reading La Liberté éclairant le monde – Liberty Enlightening the World – Statue of Liberty
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