Camargue.

In the Camargue, rather than a vineyard, we stayed at a stable just outside Saintes-Maries De-La-Mer. The stables were full of the white Camargue horses, which are everywhere and allow … Continue Reading →

Arles

Our stay in Arles saw us pitched on another vineyard just outside the town. Mas de Ray is a beautifully kept vineyard with stunning views over the surrounding countryside. We … Continue Reading →

St Remy de Provence

After a rather hectic few days and having not stayed on a campsite for a while we were very keen to find a somewhere we could put down roots and … Continue Reading →

Vines & Wines & Carcasonne

Whilst in France we had taken to staying to staying on Vineyards which are part of a scheme called France Passion. You can stay among the abundant vines for free, … Continue Reading →

Camping Domaine Saint Laurent

From Toulouse we spent a few nights in this stunning part of South France. The landscape is beautifully rural with golden patches of corn, darkening fields of ripening sun flowers … Continue Reading →

Moissac

Moissac was our next stop and it was a long stop. It was where we would park the van and return to bricks and mortar and family life for three … Continue Reading →

Cluny

We arrived in Cluny very late at night and not finding the camping park we spent the night in a car park near the centre. In the light of day … Continue Reading →

France

Our first destination in France was Ronchamps. This was on Graeme’s to see list for its 20th Century church designed by Le Corbusier. The church was close to the campsite … Continue Reading →

Moselle

Having enjoyed our cycle to the Moselle we decided to move there for the next few days. Saying our goodbyes to Martin and Edith and the industrious workshops we headed … Continue Reading →

The Eifel Mountains

After one night on a very expensive site in Frankfurt where you even had to pay for a black plastic bin liner for your rubbish we headed to the Eifel … Continue Reading →