Hi Kelly - the name of the hotel was
Hôtel Le C - Boutique Hôtel.

Would you remember the name of your sweet little hotel? I'm working on routing and I'm all into sweet stays! I've already made a note about the Hotel du Forum in Arles.

Thanks Janice - glad you enjoyed it as we did yours. I was hoping our paths would cross … maybe next time. Safe travels!

I enjoyed following your latest poking foray. It was chock full of places I'd love to see someday. Thanks for taking us along.

Hi Kathleen and Keith! Have only just discovered this journal and delighted to find it. Catching up now and after reading this entry had to reply to you Kathleen about the gravel situation. Laughed out loud at your mantra as it's the same one I tell myself when I very reluctantly need to tackle a bit of gravel again. I know we had an exchange about my identical 'disaster non fiction'.
We spent September doing a tour from Frankfurt to Paris and had the best time. But 4 weeks doesn't seem long enough. Next year we hope to get to Spain and feeling inspired by your journal so far. I will catch up with it all in the next couple of days!!

Either, or both, works for us. Sequentially, of course.

Thanks Betsy … yes it was a great trip. Really looking forward to following along on your adventures in Italy in places we haven’t explored. Woke up this morning at home wondering who is going to prepare our breakfast. Ah … that would be me.

Looking forward to it. Our oldest son pulled through. Got home before midnight … a long day.

What a wonderful trip you had! Thanks for the inspiration for future journeys. I have only just arrived in Rome. Now that I see all you experienced folks heading home, I’m wondering if I’ve left it too late in the season.

Haha! I thought I was the only person who had an airtag in his wallet! My tendency to misplace my wallet makes it worth the occasional discomfort.

Montreal seems to always have delays. Hope your lift in to Victoria was able to get you. See you in November?

Yeah for airbags. Glad Keith's wallet made it too.

I love them. As easy as opening drawers at home. Keith isn’t convinced yet, he is still in the Ziplock bag era.

Or Drumroaster!!!

I am trying to remember what the tour guide said about expected completion. The explanation of the process to choose a design for the final entrance was fascinating. It even involved the Vatican.