Pont du Gard

France 8 - Troyes, our home for the week and a Roman aqueduct

September 3rd 2009
September arrived and it was time again to board the train for France. Our plan this trip was to spend two weeks in a gite near to the Camargue. Not an area that I had been to before so it left us with a huge shopping list of things to do and places to see. It was too far to drive straight down to our accomodation so on leaving the train we headed in the direction of Troyes - a city I had never se ... read more

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