Saturday, 25 October 2025
Day 18 Friday 23 rd October Aurillac to the Dordogne
Staying with Andy's University friend Chris and his wife Yvette and their three dogs,Pansy Daisy and Berries at their farm house in the limetree Hamlet near Nontron, for a couple of nights. More photos to come
Day 17 Thursday 22nd October La Cavalerie to Aurillac
love the independent shoe shops in French cities, this is Victors near the Old Town ,15 mins walk from our quiet suburban camping site
Pretty old town with river Jordanne
Impressive weir
Pretty old town with river Jordanne
running through it
Impressive weir
Day 15 Tuesday 21st October Day trip from Bezier to Montpelier
Fast train into Montpellier from Bezier 90 mins. Wandered around the back streets with very interesting funky indie shops . Lunch Plat de Jour at a whole food cafe in one of the alleys . Long visit to the Musee Fabre to see the Soulage exhibition and other artists. University City . I'd like to live here .
More photos tomorrow
Day 14 Monday 20 th October Cassis to Luma museum ( nr Arles) to Bezier
Luma museum near Arles
Architect of this amazing contemporary art museum is Frank Gehry architect of the Guggenheim Museum . More photos to comeDay 13 Sunday 19 th October Day trip to Mucem Marseille
Moon dress from 1970 film
the Beatles made it to the permanent exhibition from late 60's
tribute to street art in Marseille
conquest and civilisation of Algeria , video documentary interpreting the colonial justification of invading Algeria
Here is the mirrored canopy by Norman Foster British architect as we made our way back across Marseille to catch the bus back to Cassis Farid Belkahia the henna'd hand 1980
I loved this bust of an Amazonian woman by Domenico Brucciani 1890
More photos from the permanent exhibition
Here we are
Walking under the mirrored canopy a feature in the harbour area by Norman Foster, British architect
The Fort / harbour
Miro
Astrological signs
Mediterranean cultures from antiquity to present day
Permanent artefacts in the museum
Don Quichotte exhibition - how he has been portrayed all over the world by various artists
Fountain in the Fort courtyard
Performance on the quay with a puppet drew a small crowd
Arrived at Mucem Musee by train , delicious roast veg sandwich for lunch .
the Beatles made it to the permanent exhibition from late 60's
tribute to street art in Marseille
conquest and civilisation of Algeria , video documentary interpreting the colonial justification of invading Algeria
Here is the mirrored canopy by Norman Foster British architect as we made our way back across Marseille to catch the bus back to Cassis Farid Belkahia the henna'd hand 1980
I loved this bust of an Amazonian woman by Domenico Brucciani 1890
More photos from the permanent exhibition
Here we are
Walking under the mirrored canopy a feature in the harbour area by Norman Foster, British architect
The Fort / harbour
Miro
Astrological signs
Mediterranean cultures from antiquity to present day
Astronomy / Astrology- exhibition number 2
Glass flowers in permanent exhibition
Permanent artefacts in the museum
In sculpture
In literature Don Quichotte exhibition - how he has been portrayed all over the world by various artists
Fountain in the Fort courtyard
Performance on the quay with a puppet drew a small crowd
Arrived at Mucem Musee by train , delicious roast veg sandwich for lunch .
Day 12 Saturday 18 th October Cassis
Exhausted after yesterday's trip to Marseille. Spent the morning recovering and reading at the campsite. Walked into Cassis for a late afternoon swim and boat ride around the coves west of Cassis and caught the bus back to the campsite
Harbour at Cassis .See the Calanques in a separate entryDay 12 Saturday 18 th October The Calanques afternoon boat trip from Cassis
i took a fancy to this house overlooking the harbour in Cassis as we left the quay side
Lots of kayakers paddling around the coves
Stunning limestone rock formations as we visited each of 8 coves
Lots of kayakers paddling around the coves
Stunning limestone rock formations as we visited each of 8 coves
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