Cemetaries
March 10, 2018 in France ⋅ ⛅ 13 °CWe visited cemetaries all around the area today where students had family members buried or named on a monument because they couldn't find thier body. Great research and presentations from theRead more
We visited cemetaries all around the area today where students had family members buried or named on a monument because they couldn't find thier body. Great research and presentations from theRead more
It was a very cold night. Down to just 1°c but we were toasty in Wanda leaving the heater on all night. What did wake us up was the vanlifer starting there engine at 4am and banging there doorsRead more
We have a large room by European standards. It's a tad sparse as there's no drawers to store anything in. No bathroom counter to speak of and no fridge. It does have nice big doors you can open forRead more
We were reasonably sure this would be our last dinner in France so we decided to walk to the creperie in the Petit Place for dinner. We ate outside facing the square. In the middle of our first courseRead more
Eating at Anagram in Arras. Delicious, and some lovely red wine. Not had much red because it's been so hot!
The Mont Saint-Eloi. It was a monastery before the Great War.
The Tour de France went through here a couple years ago, which explains the bike “sculpture.”
A few details of Arras
My knee is still iffy so I am off of it through tomorrow. Hobbled about a bit in Arras this morning and then took a bus to Bapaume.
I’d never seen black tulips before. 🤔
Diesmal konnte ich leider kein schönes Foto des grossartigen Platzes machen weil die Marktstände im Weg waren😕
Elliott had a car boot picnic while we charged
You might also know this place by the following names:
Arras, أراس, Горад Арас, Арас, Arràs, Arrás, آراس, אראס, QRV, アラス, Аррас, 아라스, Nemetacum, Arasas, Arrasa, ار, Aro, 62000, அராஸ், อารัส, 阿拉斯