Au sud de France (Part II)

Aix-en-Provence, France
A bit spoiled with our first couchsurfing experience, we were quick to have high expectations for the second. The flat was nice, and our host was perfectly amicable, however spent close to no time in his apartment, or with us, for that matter. We met a couple of his friends the first night, but that was the extent of our social sphere. However, that did not prevent us from gaining the most out of what Aix-en-Provence had to offer. It was a small town, fairly rich in history as well as means. The outskirts of Aix consist of literally, fields and mountains, and farmland for miles. Our stay was short, but I managed to see so much, and love every minute. Well, almost. I did manage to buy some lavender honey and lavender pouches to take home :)

Gare Bordeaux, trainstation

Sushi in Aix-en-Provence? Yeah. Weak moment :)

Nutella rolls for dessert. WEEEIIRRDDDD. But not bad.

White wine is the perfect complement.

As always, a morning coffee :)

Hiking on the famous Mt. St. Victoire without a map and without a clue of where the hell we were going..

Paul Cezanne's painting

Spittin' image, eh?

Bimont dam

cop a squat

Where's Tiffany??