Oropesa del Mar
The Costa del Azahar, a part of the Spanish Coast where we are staying, has a vivid history of pirates.
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The Costa del Azahar, a part of the Spanish Coast where we are staying, has a vivid history of pirates.
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Tourangeaux describe their town: “C’est le mini-Paris” and in the past it has acted as the temporary capital.
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We were troglodytes living in a cozy partial-cave, once a part of Chinon Castle’s corner tower.
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The Loire Valley is known for its vineyards, orchards, farms, historic towns and UNESCO listed Châteaux.
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We flitted back & forth across the border visiting quaint towns and pensive World War I sites in Belgium.
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The road from Roubaix led us to Lille and Arras and the stunningly beautiful WWI Vimy Ridge Memorial.
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Touring Normandie France in alphabetical order was unplanned, we began with Arromanches, Bayeux & Caen.
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Dublin, Ireland’s actual name in Gaelic is Baile Atha Cliath, Éire pronounced Bal-ya-Awha-Clee-ah, Ay-ra.
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In 3 days we whirled through churches, libraries, castles, gardens, distilleries, museums + pubs – oh my.
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There are more than forty palaces and chateaus in Prague, reflecting it’s wealthy and influential past.
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