Until we reached Les Estables our journey through France was only delayed by a puncture and the numerous boulangeries; that was until we encountered snow at Les Estables.
Snow in May is equivalent to snow in November in New Zealand.
Once the snow plough had gone through and we had extricated ourselves from the cafe, we traveled approximately 60 kilometres in which time the temperature increased from zero degrees to 23 degrees; a bit like returning from Arthur's Pass to Christchurch on a nor' west day.
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| Tree hugger |
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| It was at this point our wheels lost traction. We had practice at reversing about 2 kilometres. |
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| Outside the cafe. The barman said, "What are you doing at the end of the world." |
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| Nobody keen? |
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| Christmas card look to the trees. |
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| A bit chilly Tones? |
All your missing is the Keas:)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I have been loving reading about all your travels. What a fab time you are both having. The van Keulen family
ReplyDeleteLovely to see you are following the blog. We are following the Year 7/8's blog at St Martins as well. Some fantastic writing and Inquiry!
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