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More of Bordeaux.
Trip with F's on a BP. Firsts, family, Food and Fun.
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The last of the pictures from the bus.
The "cruise ship" bridge
And a market.
The wine museum.
The "cruise ship" bridge
And a market.
The wine museum.
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Starting off with the views from the Museum.
This photo is of a French word I will always remember. Pompiers.
Because in my first year in high school our french Teacher who was known by us as Lucky asked us to write a French sentence using oeuvre, I wrote S'il vous plait oeuvre les fenetres pour les pompiers. He thought it was a very good sentence.
Our school was in only it's second year since opening. They were short of teachers so enticed a few teachers back. Mr.Child aka Lucky was one of them. He stayed as our French teacher for my 3 years of french.
A wine tasting was included with the entrance fee. strictly one glass only. I chose this one.
I enjoyed it.
My glass at a strange angle. They wouldn't let me put my walking stick on the bar and as a man multitasking is difficult.
The exhibits on the lower floor were interesting. I did get embarrassed sitting outside the shop waiting for others to go back to the bus. The set were incredibly low and I just could not get up. The smallest woman in the crowd came and helped me up. She was from Thailand.
Walking back to the bus.
This photo is of a French word I will always remember. Pompiers.
Because in my first year in high school our french Teacher who was known by us as Lucky asked us to write a French sentence using oeuvre, I wrote S'il vous plait oeuvre les fenetres pour les pompiers. He thought it was a very good sentence.
Our school was in only it's second year since opening. They were short of teachers so enticed a few teachers back. Mr.Child aka Lucky was one of them. He stayed as our French teacher for my 3 years of french.
A wine tasting was included with the entrance fee. strictly one glass only. I chose this one.
I enjoyed it.
My glass at a strange angle. They wouldn't let me put my walking stick on the bar and as a man multitasking is difficult.
The exhibits on the lower floor were interesting. I did get embarrassed sitting outside the shop waiting for others to go back to the bus. The set were incredibly low and I just could not get up. The smallest woman in the crowd came and helped me up. She was from Thailand.
Walking back to the bus.
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