avoidingeurope

Thoughts and tales from the saddle - on my own in Europe.

Friday, November 09, 2007

Day 242 - Metz - North East France

Last few weeks of the trip, a gentle wind-down through quiet, peaceful France, a chance for reflection and some space in which to prepare my mind for all that will be involved in returning. All of the big adventures, nights out and strange random happenings are behind me. Or so I thought - it seems this trip is determined to keep it up right 'til the end.

Last night involved making new friends in a kebab shop and proceeding on to a hot, sweaty underground cavern of a club where French punk bands were making lots of noise, drinking industrial quantities of pression, being offered non-legal things to smoke at the bar, hanging around with ageing French punks and just generally making it impossible for me to cycle anywhere today.

I like Metz.

4 Comments:

  • At 10:38 pm, Blogger Madame K said…

    Brrrrr! Too cold in Metz for biking today anyway. Hope you enjoyed your stay!

     
  • At 11:53 am, Blogger Unknown said…

    hello Percy
    Nous avons passé de bons moments ensemble à Metz et nous t'enverrons une photo de la soirée sur ton mail.
    bon retour en Angleterre, en espérant que tu auras le vent dans le dos!!!
    Salvatore, Christine et leurs amis

     
  • At 2:39 pm, Blogger Unknown said…

    Don't do it! Don't come back!

    You'd have a good case for re-publishing This-Week_I_Hate in full on your return due to the deja vu groundhog year feeling in this pitiful city. Yes, there are men putting up bloody garden sheds int he shopping precinct again so that seasonal con artists can sale scented candles and mulled wine at the '2005 German Christmas Market'.

    What a load of Shite!
    This really has brought on a fit of premature bah-humbug.
    fuggin grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr......

     
  • At 9:29 am, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Its not really that premature rog, the tinsel is up and the assistants have all started wearing their nasty little fluffy red hats. I blame the Americans......comin' over 'ere with their sugary beverages and their nylons thinkin' they're all that!! ;o)

     

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