While visiting my friend last week, we got a chance to walk along some of the Canal du Midi. The canal runs from the city of Toulouse down to the Mediterranean port of Sète and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Toulouse is a most enchanting place (when planning your next trip to France, try coming here instead of Paris) with incredible gardens and sumptuous architecture. Music lovers especially will rejoice.
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French Canals look ok, but they aren't as pretty as Wigan ..... hehehe
seriously, would be interesting to see how many readers across the world have experience of canals ?
Are there canals is the US ?
how did you guys move raw materials around pre " internal combustion engine ? "
The pictures are wonderful. I especially love the street scene. What a great trip that must have been.
Keep writing...love to hear all aobut your adventures.
Luv,M
wonderful pictures. youmake toulouselook visitable.miss you too.seeyou soon luv dundee
Love those gardens and canals. DYK that Ohio has a little known National Park built around a canal. Here's a link (http://www.nps.gov/cuva/). Also the Delaware River between New Jersey and Pennsylvania has lovely canals near Lambertville and New Hope that are used for recreation. Love, F
Robin,
Thanks for the framed photo from your party at Sherry and Lowell's house. Debbie and I really appreciate it. I read all your back blogs today and they were great. I'm glad all is well with you and Andrew and you are adjusting to life in England. Take care.
Love,
Irene
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