Once we decided we were headed to the south of France for a year, I knew I had to cycle. It seems that as guys approach 50, for some reason, cycling becomes a must-do sport for a lot of us. We watch the Tour du France, spend lots of money on fancy equipment, collect data … More Velo! – Cycling the Nice France area
We have been looking at this radio tower since we moved to France. Finally, we hiked to it. Wikiloc Google Maps
If you are looking fo a simple walk from town to town – Vence to Tourrettes-sur-Loup is a great option. We parked in the free parking in Tourretted-sur-Loup and then all drove to Vence. We caught the end of the Sunday market, featuring fresh produce and cured meats and took a quick tour of the … More Vence to Tourrettes-sur-Loup
Théoule-sur-Mer is a beautiful seaside town with trails littered throughout. Follow any of them and you are rewarded with some of the most beautiful views of the mountains and ocean. I suggest you walk the trails though… 1 – Spidey, John and Nicole at the start of the walk – all smiles! 2 – Time … More Théoule-sur-Mer 7kms
If you want to extend your Cap-Ferrat walk – this add on is a beautiful loop. I accidentally started the recording late, it’s approximately 2 miles/3.3 kms. Wikiloc Google Maps
Starting in the marina this popular trail meanders along the ocean cliffs and features stunning architecture, swimming spots and all the beauty of the seaside. Wikiloc Google Maps
Antibes is a beautiful waterfront town filled with old walkways along the water. The best part of this walk was the end. This is a very easy walk and even “slow walkers” (aka John) could keep up. Wikiloc Google Maps
Kingston Police have put out an APB (All Points Bulletin) for a young, charismatic woman who has been quietly accumulating goods. Known as a charmer, this person of interest is often seen having the time of her life, dancing and laughing with friends. But Police warn, this happy demeanour could be a cover for a … More Looking for Charismatic Female – Kingston
Florence (Firenze) What a great city, filled with winding pedestrian walkways, breathtaking architecture, amazing museums, great restaurants and scenic walks. And, rain. I have devoted a post to David, and here’s a quick recap of what else we did. Spent a lot of time taking in the great restaurants of Florence (whilst ducking out of … More Midterm Break: Soggy in Italy, Part 2
The most memorable thing I did when I went back-packing through Europe when I was in my 20’s was seeing David. We didn’t have a lot of money and buying tickets to see him was the cost of a good meal, so I was apprehensive. This is why, right before we left to Europe, my … More Michelangelo’s David
With the left and right wing constantly at odds, it’s important to remember that we live in the centre of the plane.
France Escape 