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Cycling on the Basque Coast #1 – Ups and Downs
The first day in our home exchange in Ciboure on the Basque Coast gets off to a good start with breakfast on the terrace overlooking the Pyrenees. There’s so much sun we even have to open up the awning. After … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, France, Home exchange, Sightseeing
Tagged Bayonne, Biarritz, Ciboure, cycling on the Basque coast
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Exploring Saint Germain des Prés – Mary Cassatt’s Greater Journey – Cycling France’s Atlantic Coast
Wednesday again and more great posts from other people’s blogs. Fellow Australian Kathy Stanford from Femmes Francophiles is making the most of her stay in Paris and has come up with some more unusual visits, including Deyrolle’s taxidermy shop. The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Cycling, France
Tagged Bayonne, Deyrolle, Mary Cassatt, McCullough, Saint Germain des Prés, The Greater Journey
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