26th December, 201126th December, 2011 Dave Sliding Slowly Spainwards Life Today appeared to be a good day to leave the Carmargue behind, and so we set off in the general direction of Spain. It seemed Share this:ShareTweetEmail
25th December, 201126th December, 2011 Dave How Not to Spend Christmas Day Life What better way to spend part of Christmas Day than to go to the beach for a walk ing the sunshine. Just remember to choose Share this:ShareTweetEmail
24th December, 201124th December, 2011 Dave Merry Christmas from the South of France Life As Christmas Eve draws to a close, the wind finally starting to drop after a blustery day, and the suns slips below the waves, we Share this:ShareTweetEmail
23rd December, 201123rd December, 2011 Dave Watch Out for the Bulls and Horses Life Bulls and horses being a big part of the local culture, you are reminded that at times they like to let them loose in the Share this:ShareTweetEmail
23rd December, 201123rd December, 2011 Dave The Outside of the Church Life Imposing eh? Share this:ShareTweetEmail
23rd December, 201123rd December, 2011 Dave Baroque Music Concert for Christmas Life Last night we spotted that there was a music concert on offer in the towns church, Baroque music at Christmas. Excellent we thought, let’s go! Share this:ShareTweetEmail
22nd December, 201122nd December, 2011 Dave We’re On The Road to Nowhere Cycling Share this:ShareTweetEmail
22nd December, 201122nd December, 2011 Dave Quite Possibly Heaven on Earth Life What a glorious day in a glorious place! Your all invited for Christmas! Share this:ShareTweetEmail
21st December, 201121st December, 2011 Dave Lunch (or Should That be Afternoon Tea) in the Camargue Life Ducks, geese, egrets, big black bulls, donkeys. Some of those have probably been here for thousands of years. Others, like us, mere visitors. Share this:ShareTweetEmail
21st December, 201124th December, 2011 Dave Ferry Across the Rhone Life A very short ferry trip, the Bac de Barcarin, crossing the Rhone River into the Parc Naturel Régional de Camargue. Cinc Euro. No, thank you. Share this:ShareTweetEmail