The weather forecast was on a red alert for storms, which made it difficult to plan. It was far too hot to walk – most of the footpaths in the Gorges du Verdon have no shade whatsoever and the white limestone reflects the sunlight and heat straight back at you. We found one shady route,Continue reading “A Week In Provence – The Lavender Fields of Valensole”
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A Week in Provence – Driving the Route des Crêtes
Storms were forecast, so we had battened down and given up on our plans. Although we had distant thunder and light rain the previous evening, I awoke at 7am to a perfect, blue Provençale sky. “Shall we get up and do the Route des Crêtes?” I asked Mark. The D23; the Route des Crêtes orContinue reading “A Week in Provence – Driving the Route des Crêtes”
A Week in Provence – Moustiers-Sainte-Marie & SUP in the Gorges du Verdon
The Gorges du Verdon is the most wonderful part of France that you’ve never heard of. At least Mark and I hadn’t. I can’t understand why; what, with it being the world’s second largest canyon next to the Grand Canyon. Mark has seen the Grand Canyon, so could offer a comparison, “The Grand Canyon isContinue reading “A Week in Provence – Moustiers-Sainte-Marie & SUP in the Gorges du Verdon”
Towing the Gorges du Verdon – Our Most Challenging Drive… Ever!
“The Transfăgărășan was nothing compared to this!” Mark was referring to the day we joined the Mile High Club. With Caravan Kismet in tow, you understand. We crossed the Carpathian mountains in Romania on one of the world’s most dangerous roads. Kismet has conquered a number of mountain passes (see the Dangerous Roads section ofContinue reading “Towing the Gorges du Verdon – Our Most Challenging Drive… Ever!”
World Wide Walkies 