(Leo S. Buscaglia)
1. St. Cirq Lapopie
2. St. Antonin Nobel Val
3. Albi
4. Najac
Note: Picture of alleys/streets of beautiful villages/town in France.
Hi everyone!
Sorry for being quiet for quite sometimes now. Life been busy at work. Work! Work! Work! :) I have been occupied with works after coming back from holiday last October. Whenever I got home or over the weekend, my mind just will not work with me to write anything. LOL. The most I did was taking pictures and uploaded on my flickr (http://www.flickr.com/larra505 )
But today, my body give me a warning, so I am resting at home. Back to work tomorrow.
Anyway, here are few pictures of holiday:
1. Aerial view of Entraygues - a small town / village where the 2 rivers met, River Lot and River Truyere. We stay 4 days there. And I will not forget while staying there we had dinner picnic by the River Lot under the moonlight 
2. Among other thing, I love the fresh fruit and vegies at the countryside. Most of the time we will have picnic lunch - anywhere suitable! :) Normally we will go to the morning market to buy fresh barguette and some fresh tomatoes, melon and sometimes other vegies And not to forget this six-letter word, CHEESE. Herbie had managed to convert me to cheese eater!
Lunch picnic by the River Aveyron in Belcastel.
3. Of course, walking / trekking was one of our main activities:
On top of the world ;) during "Black Causse Corniche Walk".
H during "Chemin La Halage Walk" . It's about 1 and half hr walk that took us to Saint Cirque Lapopie.
4. We did meet nice people throughout our holidays! This picture was taken by a friendly American lady at St. Cirque Lapopie.
BTW, this is the picture where we had dinner under the moonlight beside the River Lot. Can you see Herbie?
Walking on the beach in 15 degree C? Brrrrrrrrrr!!! Somebody must be joking! 
That's me in Howard's jumper! 
Bathing in Roman Bath? At this temperature?!!!! Are you trying to kill me Hon?
Nooooo!!! I am too cold!
Shall we take a train and go somewhere NOT SO COLD?! Pleaseeee.....
That's better! It's warm enough for me here at Stanley Ghyll! 
