
Can you see this pink bird on the number plate from Bonaire?
-Flamingos are everywhere. 😉
Can you see this pink bird on the number plate from Bonaire?
-Flamingos are everywhere. 😉
What’s the symbol of Bonaire?
-I’d answer – flamingos; however I’m not completely sure is it true, nevertheless, flamingos are “everywhere”, almost. 😉
Bonaire is a small Dutch Caribbean island, located nearby Curacao Island, Venezuela, and Aruba Island.
Bonaire is special municipality of the Netherlands.
At some point you can feel you’re kind of in the Netherlands, on the other hand, you know it’s Caribbean.
Welcome to the small island of Bonaire. 🙂
Have you ever heard about it?
In February, I’ll show you some sunny pictures of this place. 🙂
I spent lots of time in France and it’s one of the most-explored by me European countries.
And I still like it, and cannot wait to visit France again. 🙂
And, I’m sure, you’ll see France on my blog again, one day, or rather one month.
How did you like my travel impressions in January?
Tomorrow, we’re moving to the warmer place.
Stay tuned. 🙂
Beautiful snowy mountains in France. 🙂
An example of a “street sign” in France; isn’t it funny? 🙂
Rennes is a lovely town located in the northwest part of France; the capital of Brittany.
Nîmes is a town nearby the Mediterranean Sea.
Its history is dating back to the Roman Empire and you still find there some Roman architecture e.g., the Arena of Nîmes.
Saint Jeanne d’Arc (Joan of Arc) or The Maid of Orléans is a heroine of France, however at the age of 19 she was burned at the stake.
Rouen (and its cathedral) is maybe the most known from the paintings of Monet.
And I think, it’s a good reason to visit the city. 🙂
I went to Rouen in December, and was a bit surprised by snow, lots of snow… so, I decided to not show you the beautiful Rouen cathedral, but the snowy day. 🙂
Strasbourg is a lovely city located at the boarder with Germany.
It’s also full of storks, at least soft toys. 😉
French flag consist of three vertical bands coloured blue, white, and red.
French is of course the official language in France.
If you are able to speak some French, your life in France (plus quite a bit number of other countries) will be much easier! 😉
If there is “water”, there is also seafood. 😉
France is surrounded by mountains, seas and Atlantic Ocean; everyone can find something interesting. 🙂
France is obviously famous for wine (e.g., Bordeaux) and sparkling wine (Champagne); red, white and rose.
The price of a bottle doesn’t have to go with its quality, so again, try and enjoy. 😉
French cuisine is considered as very delicious.
What are the French dishes that first come to your mind?
-I’d say, baguette, cheese and wine are the most famous French single “products”.
Then, there is lots of sweets, e.g., macaron or creme brûlée.
I fell in love with tarte, both sweet and savoury.
When you go to France, enjoy and celebrate your meals, you’ll find lots of great options.