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Bit of a late one this Tuesday, my laptop has been playing up a bit so it's not been easy getting this up on time. Also, I'm going to be 24 tomorrow. What. That's come way too fast, I don't feel 24 yet. Help.
Anyway, I'm sure by now you're all avid readers of my couchsurfing and interrail posts. If you've not caught up yet, I went to Toulouse, Menton/Monaco, Grenoble and got lost in Lyon for a few hours before I arrived in Paris (The next post!). On day one of Paris, I decided to take a trip to Versailles.
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There's not a lot that can be said about Lyon, and technically, because Joanne and I didn't take a train... This isn't an interrail post... But, I did take a train to visit her so IT'S GOING INTO THE SERIES! If you haven't read my other interrail posts yet, then please click here for Toulouse, Menton/Monaco and Grenoble.
Joanne, her mum and I left the house at around 8am and we arrived at the coach station 20 minutes later, waiting for our coach which was due to depart at 9am. Once on the coach, Joanne let me have the window seat and honestly I am so jealous of her ability to fall asleep on public transport because that's something that I don't posess!
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Welcome back to my interrail adventure. I'm sure you know the format by now, but if you're new to my Interrail series, click here for the previous installments; Toulouse and Menton/Monaco.
This was the most exciting for me because it was my reunion with Joanne! We
both lived together last year at university but hadn’t seen each other since we
said goodbye in May. Originally, we’d planned to meet on the train, but that
didn’t end up happening because her side of the train was too busy, we were both tired and we both had suitcases, so we met on the train platform instead. Then, we
headed outside and waited for her boyfriend, Théo. When we got in, I had a shower and changed into my stitch onesie while they went
to get pizza for us all. After that, went upstairs to all watch a film that
they let me choose (a French comedy that was a bit strange) and then went to bed.
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Following on from my Toulouse Interrail adventure series, today’s post is all
about when I went to Menton. It was a long journey for me with changes at Narbonne and Avignon to
get to Marseille, then a change at Menton in order to reach Menton Garavan. It
was gonna be a long day and a total of about 11 hours travelling literally from one side
of France to the other.