3/28/05 Easter Monday
(caleb)
Today is a national holiday in France. We packed up camp and made our way to the train station only to find out that there had been a time Change weile we slept. Angie went to the bakery to grab some bread and I bought the tickets. We shouldnt have bought them though, the conductor didn’t even check. Once we got to Arles, we found out that the busses must not run on Easter Monday. So we walked the 4K’s to the Campgrund. It was wonderful weather again.
(Angie) We tried to find a supermarket to get some food and found a couple that were closed because of the holiday. We picked up a loaf of bread and a tart from the Artisan bakerz (boulangerie) and had enough for dinner with that. We played cards for about an hour at our campsite. We sat out absorbing the Sun until it was gone. This campsite is much nicesr then some others we have frequented. Nice, cushy, grassy, ground that actually allows stayes to be passed.
Today is a national holiday in France. We packed up camp and made our way to the train station only to find out that there had been a time Change weile we slept. Angie went to the bakery to grab some bread and I bought the tickets. We shouldnt have bought them though, the conductor didn’t even check. Once we got to Arles, we found out that the busses must not run on Easter Monday. So we walked the 4K’s to the Campgrund. It was wonderful weather again.
(Angie) We tried to find a supermarket to get some food and found a couple that were closed because of the holiday. We picked up a loaf of bread and a tart from the Artisan bakerz (boulangerie) and had enough for dinner with that. We played cards for about an hour at our campsite. We sat out absorbing the Sun until it was gone. This campsite is much nicesr then some others we have frequented. Nice, cushy, grassy, ground that actually allows stayes to be passed.
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