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It has been a long while since I last blogged. Reason is that we are no longer wandering. We have arrived in the south of France melbourne accommodation guide and we hope to make it our home. The last two weeks have been spent with my parents, who have come here to test the prospects for their own permanent home. In the coming weeks we must find ourselves some rental accommodation, melbourne accommodation guide income and begin searching for a permanent family home.
These last weeks have been a train ride over Aude. Some of the sites we have revisited since our last sojourn here in October 2012. Others are new. The markets of Esperaza (Sunday), Mirepoix (Monday), medieval cities of Carcassone, Perpignan, Foix, castles of Peyrepertuse and Montsegur, the Templer fortress (for now its location melbourne accommodation guide must be kept a secret), on the trail of UFO s, arks and grail s in Rennes-les-Chateaux, Cardou and Bugarach, the Abbey of Lagrasse, the labyrinth of Nebias, swimming in the sulphur spring of Rennes-les-Bains, museums of Marionettes (Puivert), Dinosaurs (Esperaza), Hats (Esperaza), Automats (Limoux), gorges of Lys, Galamus and St. George, the cave grotto of Fontrabiouse, waterfalls, rivers, and lakes. Forests and snowy peaks. Bottles of fine red wine (Limoux) and sweet muscat (Maury). A taste of Petite France rubbing against independent Catalan.
We also returned to our friends who had broken down on route back to Czech. After a week their wheel hub finally arrived from Czech. It was for the wrong side but no matter – a little adjusting and it fit fine. The sender forgot to dispatch the rubber seals so we could not disassemble the hub and fit it piece by piece as would have been the correct way. It was an all or nothing job. With all the improvising it took us two days to reassemble. Then we discovered the opposite side wheel had come loose too! The Moroccan mechanic that had been paid to overhaul the wheel had only managed to round off every wheel stud. So our lovely family had to remain in Perpignan one more day to acquire melbourne accommodation guide a new set of studs. Hope you made it back to Czech!!
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the garage could not source wheel studs so we bought a spanner and a few times each day checked that they were not coming loose which they didnt. one fan belt broke lacerating the alternator one and the other fan/water pump one but we had a brand new replacement set. only we had been supplied with the wrong size from the dealer in cz before our original melbourne accommodation guide departure and they were way too small must check next time. despite much effort we couldnt get them on and lost a day in germany as it was sunday with no suppliers open our assistence through insurance brought us a merc truck dealers mechanic who wanted melbourne accommodation guide 30 euro for each belt.
we do hope that you, mara and anneka can make it cz for a stay at our home when doing your austria trip it would be fantastic to see you all annie is still talking of anneka and it would give us the chance to go someway melbourne accommodation guide to repaying you all for the help and kindness shown during that breakdown.