When we discovered this particular trip to Aix en Provence, we were very excited. Not only would we be living, in almost total immersion in the French language for four weeks, but, for the most part, we would be looking after ourselves. We would do our own shopping, which meant we would have to learn quickly, not only to understand what the locals said to us, or asked us, but we would also have to learn how to ask them for the information we needed. That sounded scary, but also excitingly challenging. Both my wife and I had had high
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The ADAGIO, aparthotel. Here, we had a livingroom/kitchen, a bedroom,a bathroom and a a...
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Our Livingroom We were on the ground floor of the hotel, and if we opened the sliding glass...
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Our kitchen & the doors to other rooms The door on the left is leading to the bathroom, the closed door on...
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The Bathroom It was here that we periodically hung up the clothes which we had washed to...
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Our bedroom The picture on the wall shows two of the lions which are a part of the...
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The Fountain at the Rotonde The pair of lions visible in the middle of the photo is one of a...
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Our supermarché, called the Casino. It provided us with all the groceries we needed, AND, VERY TASTY AND CHEAP,...
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The way home Our location was convenient indeed. From the supermarché to the...
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Adagio's Outdoor Patio This space, encircled by the hotel building and a wall, is a place for...
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Another view of the Patio.
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Occasionally, others too, used the space Children particularly, enjoyed playing here. We saw some playing...
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BRRRM-BRRRM 2 Clearly, the rim of this giant planter, made an excellent road for such toys.
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BRRRM-BRRRM 3
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BRRRM-BRRRM 4 A disturbing thought seems to have just occurred: "Gee, I hope...
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