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Use our accommodation listings to find a bike-friendly place to stay. You can plan your route by clicking the icons on the map. Narrow or broaden your search by using the brown box (right) or simply browse the listings below.
Stone farmhouse surrounded by the majestic Perigord Vert
Les Taloches Ouest
Lieu dit les Taloches
24390 Tourtoirac
Dordogne, Aquitaine
Phone: +33 (0)5 53 42 30 96
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €70 B&B including continental breakfast outside of July and August; €1500 per week self-catering for the entire house
Open: All year
A former Dordogne farm, Les Taloches sits on the edge of the pretty riverside village of Tourtoirac in the Périgueux-Brive-Thiviers triangle. Suzie and Gary are super keen to welcome more cyclists – there are more than 120km of on-road and MTB routes from the door (including the Lawrence of Arabia route, which goes through the village). They have a large barn with bike racks for storage, plus plenty of space for maintenance, repairs and cleaning. They also work with a local bike delivery service, which has hybrids, tandems and MTB bikes. There are two self-catering gites that are great for families and groups, sleeping between 8 and 20 people (they can be hired individually or together). They are also available for B&B (with home-cooked meals) on request, usually in spring and autumn when it's cooler for point-to-point cycling and ideal for shorter stays. Each gite has its own free wifi, private pool, outdoor eating area and BBQ, all set in 19 acres of peaceful woodland. Tourtoirac village has a boulangerie, bar and restaurant just a 500m ride or stroll away.
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Peaceful B&B in the Périgueux-Brive-Thiviers triangle
Place de l'ordre de Fontevrault
24390 Cherveix-Cubas
Dordogne, Aquitaine
Phone: +33 (0)5 53 42 35 87
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €55
Open: All year
Le Magnolia Dordogne offers the best of both worlds, a relaxing retreat in a beautiful corner of the Dordogne countryside, yet easy to get to and with lots of things to do within easy reach, including the stunning Hautefort chateau. Emma, who spent some of her childhood here in France, moved back last year and has lovingly renovated this beautiful 'maison de maitre'. The rooms are light and airy, there's a lovely garden to relax in, and the river flows nearby. A delicious continental breakfast is included in the price, plus Emma can prepare packed lunches for your panniers. Cycling runs in the family, so there's plenty of local knowledge to share to help you make the most of your stay. From the door there are lovely, quiet leisure routes (including a traffic-free voie verte from Thiviers to Saint-Jean-de-Côle – one of France's most beautiful villages) and rides along the river. For MTB riders, there are more than 1000km of trails within reach. French and English spoken (plus a bit of German). Free wifi available, and hire bikes can be delivered to the door for you.
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Bike-friendly accommodation in the heart of the Dordogne
Lieu-dit Carlucet
24590 St Crépin et Carlucet
Dordogne, Aquitaine (Nouvelle Aquitaine)
Phone: +33 (0)6 84 22 79 86
Email: email@example.com
Price from: B&B: €95 per room including breakfast; Self-catering holiday homes: Manor (sleeps 14) €425 per night or €2970 per week; Villa (sleeps 7) €189 per night or €1260 per week
Open: B&B from late March to November; Self-catered available all year
Stay here and you'll be in the heart of Périgord Noir in the 'Golden Triangle' of the Dordogne valley between Sarlat (12km) and the caves of Lascaux (15km). Kerry, the owner of Les Charmes de Carlucet, has made a special effort to welcome cyclists, with a selection of local route maps on offer for all guests to use and enjoy. There is ample bike storage and bike hire can be arranged locally. Set in 20,000 square metres of beautiful, private gardens, Les Charmes de Carlucet offers 5-star accommodation in a magnificent 18th century stone manor. The manor itself is available to groups on a self-catered basis or as individual rooms as a B&B. It sleeps 14 in total, and there's a heated pool and sauna for tired legs. Next door is a luxury 3-bedroom villa sleeping a further 7 people. It also has a heated pool. This is a great location – there is a restaurant a short ride or 5-minute walk away, and the history and culture that the Dordogne is famous for is within reach from the door.
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Wonderfully warm and welcoming stop on the banks of the Dordogne
212 Route de la Nougarede
24130 Le Fleix, Sainte-Foy-la-Grande
Dordogne, Aquitaine
Phone: +33 (0)5 53 24 92 59 or +33 (0)6 29 14 14 14
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €140 for a double
Open: Easter to September
There can't be many better places to relax after a day on the bike than Mark and Denise's patch on the banks of the Dordogne near Sainte-Foy-la-Grande. I use the word 'patch' loosely given this B&B oasis is set in a beautiful old manoir house built in 1791 but lovingly restored by this friendly Australian couple. This tiny hamlet is a wonderful stop on a ride along the river Dordogne (Freewheeling France rides this area often, winding along the river and back up through the vines). From the door, the UNESCO-listed St-Emilion is a 40km bimble (en route to Bordeaux); in the other direction you'll find the sweet white vines of Monbazillac or, further east, the ancient cobbles of Sarlat. Mark and Denise have put a lot of love into this place, from elegantly decorated rooms to the complementary toiletries, chocs and bottled water that win points for pampering. At breakfast, Denise serves up a scrumptious spread, including omelettes, and will happily send you off with a packed lunch in your pannier. If you're arriving late she can do you a table d'hote – an evening meal worthy of a restaurant. Free wifi. Go canoeing on the river or wine-tasting (or just spend the day by the pool nibbling on one of Denise's platters). Don't stay too long, though - you may never leave.
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Family-run hotel halfway between Bergerac and Périgueux
Lieu-Dit Les Trois Freres
24140 Douville
Dordogne, Aquitaine
Price from: €64
Open: Year-round
Family-run 3-star hotel and restaurant between Perigueux and Bergerac, the two largest cities in the Dordogne. Part of the Logis hotel network, it conforms to that company's cycle-friendly charter. Free wifi. Welcomes groups. Other facilities include an outdoor pool, tennis courts and mini golf.
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3-star hotel midway between Lyon and Valence in the beautiful Drome
Route de Senaud
26140 Albon
Drôme, Rhone-Alpes
Price from: €89
Open: All year
The Golf d'Albon hotel is on a 120-acre estate between Lyon and Valence, with lovely sweeping views of the Alps in the Drome valley. Set on a golf course, it's a relaxing place to take a breather, or to partake in outdoor activities. Family friendly. Outdoor swimming pool. Terrace, bar and restaurant. Twins, doubles and family rooms. Hotel staff tell us they have a secure (coded) storage room inside the hotel for bike storage, or clean bikes can be stored in bedrooms. Free wifi. French, Spanish and English spoken.
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Specialist cycling base in the stunning Vercors area of the French Alps
Montee des Usines
26190 St Jean-en-Royans
Drome, Rhone-Alpes
Phone: +33 (0)6 71 88 86 72
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: Self-catering gites £780; B&B is £90 per room
Open: May to October
This is a specialist cycling holiday base located at the gateway to the stunning gorges, Alpine climbs and valleys of the Vercors National Park. As featured in Cyclist (April 2015), the Vercors offers spectacular scenery at every turn of the pedal, little traffic, superb road surfaces and no col-baggers to boot. It's a 'hidden gem' for those wanting an unforgettable cycling experience for all levels of fitness. Teresa has more than 10 years' experience riding in this area, and her and her team are passionate about the region. They can offer lots of local knowledge about routes that start directly from the door, and have maps and GPS files to share. Alpe d'Huez and Mont Ventoux are within reach from here on day trips. This is a very personal service and relaxed atmosphere with 3 self-catering gites, B&B rooms and a large outside barn where guests socialise and relax. Based in a charming town with cafes, restaurants, shops, supermarket and weekly market. Excellent base for groups, couples, friends or families.
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Pretty riverside hotel on the Veloscenic Paris to Mont St-Michel bike route
1 Grande Rue
50220 Ducey
Manche, Normandy
Price from: €68
Open: All year
An unexpected gem of a hotel in Ducey. The historic stone mill's been cleverly and very tastefully converted into a modern boutique hotel, prettily located on the banks of the river Selune (famed for its salmon fishing). Bikes are locked safely behind a locked gate, though the area's not undercover. There's a laundry service for wet or smelly bike kit, plus wifi. An outstanding breakfast is available to fuel your day – varied and generous and just what every cyclist needs (there are even extras like bacon and French pancakes).
We stayed here when we cycled Paris to Mont St Michel – read our full review of here.
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Reliable city centre hotel with secure bike parking
19 Rue Chocatelle
51200 Épernay
Marne, Champagne-Ardenne
Price from: €69
Open: Year-round
City centre hotel within easy reach of Reims and the vineyard bike routes of the Champagne region. Épernay is just over 20km south of Reims, and is on the southern edge of the wonderful Parc Naturel Régional de la Montagne de Reims. Management has confirmed this hotel has a dedicated area inside for secure bicycle parking; bikes can also be stored in rooms. Free wifi. Breakfast available. 65 rooms, making it suitable for groups.
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Budget hotel near the Moselle River 6km north of Épinal
ZAC de la Cobrelle
88150 Chavelot
Vosges, Lorraine
Price from: €19 for rooms sleeping 2 or 3 people
Open: All year
Bargain basement budget chain hotel 6km north of Épinal. Air-conditioned low-cost hotel with free WIFI and an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. Rooms are basic and sleep two or three people. Shared bathrooms; rooms have sinks, mirrors and TVs. Management advises that bikes can be stored in the bedrooms overnight.
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Picturesque river views in the heart of the Champagne wine region
60 Avenue du Gén de Gaulle
02400 Essômes-sur-Marne
Aisne, Picardy
Price from: €72
Open: Year round
Located just 20 metres from the historic town of Château-Thierry, this mid-range Ibis hotel has a terrace with views of the River Marne, as well as relaxing gardens, a bar, and restaurant serving traditional local cuisine. The cellars doors of Champagne are just up the road. All rooms either have river views or vineyard views. Bikes can be securely locked in the meeting room or kept overnight in your room. Free wifi. English spoken.
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Rostrenen B&B perfect for cyclists riding the Nantes-Brest Canal
Pont Auffret
22110 Rostrenen
Côtes-d'Armor, Brittany
Phone: + 33 (0)2 96 24 78 60
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €55
Open: Year round
One of the best places to stay if you're cycling the Nantes-Brest Canal, and recommended to us by readers. La Maison du Canal is a high-quality B&B with 4 rooms that can accommodate up to 14 guests, making it ideal for families and small groups of riders. Bikes, canoes and fishing rods are all available to help guests fully enjoy their stay near the canal. Easy access to Rostrenen and Carhaix. Also close to some good off-road biking tracks. Owners John and Hilary are on hand to share their local advice and love of the area.
** We've stayed here - read our review! **
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Cyclist-run B&B that's a biker's dream on EV3
5 Route du Viaduc
86150 Le Vigeant
Vienne, Poitou-Charentes (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Phone: +33 (0)5 17 36 60 21
Email: email@example.com
Price from: €45 to €70 per room
Open: All year except Christmas and New Year
La Maison au Coin B&B is in a perfect spot for the EuroVelo 3, as well as the popular Saint-Malo to Nice route – and it's VERY bike-friendly accommodation. As keen cyclists, Bob and Karen are on hand to suggest the best local routes and shortcuts, plus provide a welcomng cup of tea, coffee or beer. They also don't mind if you arrive outside normal check-in hours – just call ahead with your ETA. Bike storage is super secure in a riverside cabin with an alarm and video surveillance. Breakfast is from 6.30 for cyclists needing a quick get away (there's even delicious bircher muesli – perfect cyclists' fuel – on the menu!) Packed lunches and evening 4-course meals are available on request, while there are also four local bar/restaurants within walk distance. In-house, an honesty bar operates for beer and wine (first glass is always free!) On departure, Bob and Karen will even fill your bidons with chilled water or energy drinks. They can also arrange luggage transfers to your next stop for petrol plus €20 (excellent value compared to French taxi services). Bike hire can be arranged, plus there are two folding bicycles available for guest use. The garage is equipped with spares, tyres and cables, lubricants and cleaning materials (plus ask Bob and Karen for bike repair help if you get stuck). They will even clean and service your bike for a small surcharge.
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Contemporary hotel on key Normandy bike routes
15 quai de la Vicomté
76400 Fécamp
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
Price from: €80
Open: All year
This hotel offers large modern rooms in an ideal location located as it is in the seaside town of Fécamp overlooking the harbour, with the beach just a short ride away. The hotel is accueil velo-rated so they are well used to cyclists and have a secure garage for stowing your bikes. There is a piano bar to relax in after a day of riding and you can enjoy a good continental breakfast before setting off to explore the delights of Normandy. It's on Normandy's linen bike route as well as on the coastal EuroVelo 4 and Alabaster coast routes.
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Cycle-friendly hotel in Loire, close to Amboise and Blois
Route D74
37530 Cangey
Indre-et-Loire, Centre
Price from: €88
Open: Year-round
This restored country house has been converted into a hotel that's perfectly situated for cycling holidays in the Loire. It gives great access to the chateaux country, including Amboise (17km away), Blois (27km) and Tours (38km). Onsite restaurant. The hotel is part of the Logis hotel network and complies with its strict cycling standards policy – free bikes are available for guest use, along with tools and secure bike parking. Staff can help with route advice and maps.
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Hotel complex on the London to Paris bike route
106 Avenue des Sources
76440 Forges-les-Eaux
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
Price from: €77
Open: All year
The Continental hotel features a bistro, restaurant and casino as part of a complex with comfortable rooms. This is a great stop for anyone riding the Avenue Verte London to Paris bike route. The hotel itself is used by bike tour companies cycling from London to Paris, so the staff are used to dealing with cyclists. A number of restaurants are within easy reach if you fancy a change of scenery. Free wifi. Onsite pool and spa.
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Budget hotel recommended by cyclists en route to the ferry at Dieppe
1 Rue De La Liberation
76440 Forges-les-Eaux
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
Price from: €36
Open: All year
This hotel has been recommended by a number of cyclists who have used it to/from both Calais and Dieppe. Handy for a number of key cycling routes, including the Avenue Verte to Paris. By all reports, it's basic but clean, with the owners offering good, friendly service. It's a popular stop with cyclists, so the staff are used to welcoming visitors on two wheels. Bar and restaurant. Terrace. Free wifi. Singles, twins/doubles, triples and family rooms; good for small groups. Packed lunches can be arranged for the next day's cycling.
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Acceuil velo-rated hotel on the EuroVelo 1 bike route
153 Avenue de la Pointe du Cap Coz
29170 Fouesnant
Finistère, Brittany
Price from: €80
Open: All year
Logis Hotel de la Pointe du Cap Coz in Fouesnant is a beachfront hotel inan idea location for an Atlantic coast stopover. It's acceuil velo-rated through the local tourist baord. It's got its own restaurant and bar, plus offers room service and free wifi. Rooms are topped off with kettles for tea and coffee – something of a rarity in hotel rooms in France. Bike hire is available at reception.
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Well-appointed and quiet hotel near beach and town centre
15 Rue du Général Bruncher
17450 Fouras
Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Price from: €75
Open: All year
The Grand Hotel des Bains has lots of treats behind its ordinary looking exterior. There's a heated pool that forms part of a spa area, a bar with lots of comfy club chairs, plus clean and comfortable ensuite bedrooms with free wifi. The beach is just a few strides away as is the centre of town. The hotel is accueil velo rated so your bike will be safe and you can get information on local rides from the owners. English and French spoken. Fouras is on La Flow Velo bike route and is an ideal place to stay if you don't want to stay on Ile d'Aix overnight or if you prefer to start the Flow bike route from the mainland. We include this hotel on our DIY Flow route here.
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Cosy B&B between Domfront and Mont Saint Michel
Le Bourg Bion
50140 Mortain
Manche, Normandy
Phone: +33 (0)2 33 50 07 27
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €50 per room per night including continental breakfast
Open: March to December
Just a few metres from the door of Maison Voie Verte lies the Véloscénie cycle route which links the Tour de Manche route (around 3km away) with Mont St Michel 53km away; which makes Lois and Ian's cosy B&B the perfect stopping off point if you're passing through on your bike. The link to La Vélo Francette (La Rochelle to Caen) is also nearby so you are really spoilt for choice. They have secure storage for bicycles and luggage, with drying facilities for wet clothes. House bicycles are available for guests to use as well. Maison Voie Verte is a small B&B with 2 double ensuite rooms and a tranquil seating area in the garden. Help yourself to hot drinks in the communal breakfast area, or use the microwave and fridge. There is also a town just 3km away with restaurants (Lois and Ian can give you a lift if you arrive with tired legs or don't want to cycle at night). Wake up the next day to a hearty continental breakfast to get you started on the next leg of your journey. Free wifi. English and French spoken.
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Sea views and a great location
Route du Bord de Mer
20245 Galeria
Haute-Corse, Corsica
Price from: €50
Open: From mid-March to mid-October
A short stroll from the beach, this simple 2* family run hotel is ideal for exploring the local area, especially for riding in the mountains. The rooms each have a balcony offering sea views and the restaurant serves local fish specialities as well as a good breakfast. Free wifi.
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Catered chalets and self-catered apartments in top mountain spot
Les Prés
05290 Puy St Vincent
Hautes-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Phone: +33 (0)4 92 23 08 36
Email: email@example.com
Price from: €399 per week per person for a double room
Open: Chalet: December-April, then end of May until end of August. Apartment open all year
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Elegant country hotel retreat overlooking vineyards
33350 Sainte-Radegonde
Gironde, Aquitaine
Price from: €90
Open: All year
Perched on a hilltop overlooking the vines, Chateau de Sanse is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful corner of France that borders Dordogne and Gironde. The hotel is 25km south-east of UNESCO-listed Saint-Émilion, and 13km from Castillon-la-Bataille, start of the Lawrence of Arabia bike route. This is Freewheeling France's backyard – we ride these roads A LOT, and we love them. The roads from the door of Chateau de Sanse are a bit hilly, but they are achievable (we know of at least one cycle tour company that uses Chateau de Sanse as part of a family cycling itinerary). There are flatter river routes and voies vertes within reach, including the excellent Roger Lapebie bike route, which you can jump on just shy of Rauzan.
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B&B + self-catering with great views and prices 30km from Tarbes
Impasse du Thomas/La Serre
32170 Sarraguzan
Gers, Midi-Pyrénées (Occitanie)
Phone: +33 (0)5 62 59 53 78
Email: email@example.com
Price from: €69
Open: April to October
Among the rolling hills of the Gers and overlooking the foothills of the Grand Pyrénées is Volker and Bettina's La Maison Vue Pyrénées, an ideal base for following in the footsteps of the Tour de France. In 2018, stage 18 from Trie sur Baise to Pau started nearby, and another great cycling route, the Véloroute de la vallée de la Baïse, is also close by – stretching 168km from Lannemezan to Buzet-sur-Baïse on the Canal de Garonne. Maison Vue Pyrénées has three bedrooms that can be booked individually on a B&B basis, or you can reserve them together as a self-catering gite. Volker and Bettina are passionate about welcoming cyclists, and offer stacks of in-house knowledge about local routes. They offer evening meals on request, plus provide many creature comforts to make your cycling stay here special: free wifi, a swimming pool, a welcome cocktail and a welcome snack in your room, a safe for your belongings, and a garage and/or covered parking for your car, and bikes. There are also Italian showers for post-ride relaxation, and treats like complementary shampoo, fresh towels and daily room cleaning guaranteed. German, English, French, Spanish spoken.
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Good value to be had in Gisors
Place de la Gare
27140 Gisors
Eure, Normandy
Price from: €65
Open: All year
We are not sure that the name of Hotel Moderne is completelty appropriate considering the decor, however, this hotel is ideal for anyone cycling the Avenue Verte London to Paris bike route. It is a registered accueil velo hotel through the local tourist board (so secure bike storage is available, along with emergency repair kit and other bikey support). The great price also makes it a really good option. The hotel, which is located right in the middle of town, has a bar, free wifi and a buffet breakfast.
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Cycle-friendly B&B for Monet fans on the London-Paris bike route
2 Route de Pacy
27120 Houlbec-Cocherel (Giverny)
Eure, Normandy
Price from: €72
Open: All year
B&B Aux Vieilles Pierres was recommended to us by cyclists who stayed here. They report that it's a typical French B&B with friendly owners and the added bonuses of a heated indoor swimming pool and sauna. It's handy for the Avenue Verte London to Paris bike route and also close to the Seine Valley bike route that links Paris to the ferry port in Le Havre. It's also an ideal stop for Monet's garden at Giverny, 10km away – close enough to ensure you can be there bright and early before the tour buses arrive but far enough away to avoid the worst of the crowds if you're staying on afterwards. This is a good last stop before/first stop from the outskirts of Paris.
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B&B steeped in art history deep in Monet country on the Seine
16 Avenue Claude Monet
95510 Vétheuil (Giverny)
Eure, Normandy
Price from: €100
Open: All year
As the French name suggests, this is the house where Claude Monet lived while painting more than 150 works of art between 1878 to 1881. It's on the River Seine about 15km shy of Giverny on the Paris side. It's open to visitors as a museum but it also has a small B&B that's ideal for cyclists. There's a double room as well as a quadruple for families or a group of friends. For bikes there is dedicated bike storage. Cyclists who have stayed here report that the owner, Claire, is friendly and accommodating, and that the rooms are clean and comfortable. Located on the Avenue Verte London to Paris bike route and also the Seine Valley bike route that links Paris to the ferry port in Le Havre, this is an ideal place to soak up the magic of Monet on your French cycling holiday.
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Bike-friendly hotel on the banks of the river Meuse
7 quai des Fours
08600 Givet
Ardennes, Champagne-Ardenne
Price from: €85
Open: All year
Bike-friendly hotel (it has its own fleet of mountain bikes to rent) set in an 18th century townhouse on the banks of the river Meuse. All rooms either have river or garden views. Great location just 800 metres from the train station. Continental breakfast. English, French and German spoken. Free wifi. Ideal hotel for anyone cycling the Trans-Ardennes bike path.
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Beautiful B&B run for cyclists by cyclists between the Alps and Ventoux
Le Serre Des Ormes
05300 Salerans
Hautes-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Phone: +33 (0)4 92 58 04 55 or +33 (0)6 59 27 16 43
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €570 per week, including B&B and evening meals
Open: Cycling season runs from mid-April to mid-October
Le Serre des Ormes is a beautiful 18th century house in the spectacular Gorges de la Méouge, midway between the peaks of the Alps and the grandeur of Ventoux, just 67km away. With its quiet roads, stunning views and great climbs, the Méouge valley is a relatively undiscovered gem for cyclists of all levels. The B&B is run by cyclists Kate and Paul. Each day starts with a healthy, nutritious breakfast and, at the end of your day, relax by the pool with tea and cakes, or a glass of wine. Each evening a delicious home cooked two-course meal is served with French wine. Kate and Paul will be on hand to share their favourite routes and thei passion for the area. Airport transfers and bike hire available. Free wifi. English and French spoken.
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Hotel on Avenue Verte London-Paris route with Accueil Vélo status
550 Chemin Vert,
76220 Gournay-en-Bray
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
Price from: €66
Open: All year
Basic but comfortable hotel just outside Gournay-en-Bray, a popular stop on the Avenue Verte London to Paris bike route. The hotel carries the official 'accueil vélo' label from the French tourist authorities, meaning it has a full range of services available from secure parking and packed lunches through to cyclist-sized breakasts (a full buffet is offered). Staff should also be able to advise about local baggage transfer services. Rooms for solo riders through to sharers (triples and quads), making this a good stop for groups. Free wifi. 24-hour reception for late arrivals. French and English spoken.
** We've stayed here – read our review **
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Cheap and friendly hotel on the London-Paris bike route
21 Place Nationale
76220 Gournay-en-Bray
Seine-Maritime, Normandy
Price from: €50
Open: All year
The Hotel Normandie in Gournay-en-Bray provides a cyclist friendly accueil vélo-rated option about 70km from Dieppe, making it ideal for anyone tackling the London to Paris cycle route, especially as it's located just before the route splits into two. If you're arriving with a few kilometres in your legs, there's a pizzeria just next door. The hotel staff speak English and French. Free wifi.
** We've stayed here – read our review **
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Cyclist-run B&B inland from La Rochelle and keen to welcome more riders
2 Chemin de la Baraquette la Croix
79110 Gournay-Loize
Deux-Sèvres, Poitou-Charentes
Price from: €55 a night per room
Open: All year
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Passionately run B&B on an organic Goutrens farm
Les Hemps
12390 Goutrens
Aveyron, Midi-Pyrénées
Price from: €65 per room B&B
Open: April-October
Bike-mad Steve and Lisa have worked tirelessly to create Le Bouleau since moving to the region in 2009 from South Africa. They offer B&B rooms with a wonderful locally sourced breakfast and evening meal options. Steve is a very keen cyclist who can advise on local routes, including those to one of the many surrounding 'plus beaux villages' and the beautiful Aveyron river valley area. Lisa is passionate about cooking and runs courses from the kitchen, as well as arranging visits to local markets, restaurants and vineyards. Free wifi. English and French spoken. And if that isn't enough, there's a certified organic farm alongside the property growing vegetables and saffron.
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Lovely base that's worth a short detour from the Canal de Garonne
29 rue Gambetta
31330 Grenade-sur-Garonne
Haute-Garonne, Midi-Pyrenees (Occitanie)
Price from: €89
Open: All year
Midway between Montauban and Toulouse and a small detour from the Canal de Garonne towpath is Villa Léopoldine. It makes for an interesting stopover. Previously it was a large family townhouse and has now been converted into a contemporary hotel with large rooms complete with sofa and marble en-suite. A continental breakfast is served each morning, which you can enjoy outside when the sun is out, which is a lot in this area.
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Hotel with self-catering apartments close to the Grenoble city centre
41 rue Maurice Dodéro
38100 Grenoble
Isère, Rhône-Alpes
Price from: €65
Open: Year-round
Self-catering studio and apartment rooms sleeping up to 4 people. Each room has a kitchenette with microwave, stove and fridge. Buffet breakfast also available for a surcharge. Free wifi. Management advises us that they have room for two bikes in a special storage area, plus clean bikes can be stored overnight in the apartments. Advice also available at reception on bike hire and local routes.
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Budget accommodation east of Grenoble city centre
Rue de la Condamine
ZI de Mayencin
38610 Gières
Isère, Rhône-Alpes
Price from: €44
Open: All year
Budget accommodation on the eastern outskirts of Grenoble near the university. Free wifi. Restaurant and bar. 81 rooms. Bikes can be locked in bedrooms overnight. The official website has a best-price guarantee.
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Modern city centre hotel in Grenoble
25 Avenue Felix Viallet
38000 Grenoble
Isère, Rhone-Alps
Price from: €75
Open: All year
Centrally located hotel in the Grenoble city centre, and close to the train station. 54 air-conditioned rooms. Free, unlimited wifi. On site bar. There is a private car park available for bike storage (bring your own lock), or bikes can be locked in rooms. Rates are for bed and breakfast. The official website offers a best-price guarantee.
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Ecologically friendly B&B on the Nantes-Brest Canal
25 Le Cougou
44530 Guenrouet
Loire-Atlantique, Pays de la Loire
Price from: €48
Open: All year
Rustic and eco-friendly, this is a budget option just outside of Guenrouet near the Nantes-Brest Canal. Set on more than 5000 square metres of gardens and woodland, it's a little countryside retreat where the Canal runs concurrently with the EuroVelo 1 La Vélodyssée bike route. Family friendly (there are chickens, rabbits, dogs and cats to pat and feed). Organic breakfasts. All water is filtered and solar-heated. Restaurant nearby. Packed lunches can be made for your pannier on request.
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Cyclist-owned cottage and B&B in quaint hamlet
Rue de Rougerasse
Hameau de Ceps
34460 Roquebrun
Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon (Occitanie)
Price from: From €55-€65 per night.
Open: All year
Owned by a keen mountain biker, Ceps Cottage is a cosy stone building situated in a small, quiet hamlet in the French countryside. With two bedrooms, the gite can sleep 4. It's available self-catered year-round or on a B&B basis outside of the peak summer months. MTB and road cycling routes from your doorstep, as well as optional massages for an extra special treat. Enjoy your meals on the terrace, where there's a BBQ to help fully enjoy the outdoor life. Optional 'heat and serve' homecooked meals for when you don't feel like cooking, plus BBQ packs and picnic packs. Private chef service available on request for those special occasions.
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Bike-friendly village B&B midway between Beziers and Montpellier
6 Plan de la Ville
34230 Usclas d'Hérault
Hérault, Languedoc-Rousillon
Price from: €52 per night or from €350 per week
Open: All year
Yulia is keen to welcome more cyclists to Villa Fontilha, a character-filled B&B set in a large medieval stone village house. There are 3 double bedrooms and 1 twin, together with an exotic Moroccan-style bathroom. There is also a tranquil, landscaped terrace for breakfasts. Villa Fontilha is located in the heart of a typical southern French village on the banks of the Hérault River in Languedoc. Some of the south of France's most picturesque cycling can be found from the doorstep. The B&B is just 20km from the Mediterranean, while the Canal du Midi at Beziers is also within reach. Day bike rides from here take in history and beautiful vistas, ancient French stone villages, castles and abbeys, water mills and churches.
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Perfect base 55km south of Calais and ideal for exploring the region
19, Rue de Fruges
62650 Herly
Pas-de-Calais, Nord-Pas-de-Calais (Hauts-de-France)
Phone: +44 (0)7919 926145
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: £61 per room per night B&B; £840 per week for self-catering (mention Freewheeling France when you get in touch as these rates may be cheaper than advertised elsewhere)
Open: April to end of October
Within easy reach of the ferry port at Calais, Herly offers an ideal spot for an overnight stay, a weekend base or a longer cycling holiday. Nestled in the heart of 'The Seven Valleys', this is a charming area and remains remarkably unspoiled. There's lots to do here on two wheels, from riding the Opal Coast to exploring villages or historic battlefields – including those of Agincourt and WW1. Janet's "19" guesthouse offers both self-catering and B&B accommodation options, with four en suite rooms sleeping up to 12 people, plus a large lounge area, kitchen, laundry, outside decking area and garden. It's ideal for solo riders as well as families and cycling clubs. Evening meals can be provided if you're arriving late or don't fancy going back out. There are lockable facilities for your bikes and free wifi for all guests.
*** We've stayed here – read our review. ***
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Friendly B&B and self-catering option recommended to us by cyclists
505 Côte d'Equemauville
14600 Honfleur
Calvados, Normandy
Price from: €60 per room per night B&B; self-catering gite for 2-4 people from €330 per week or from €140 for a weekends
Open: All year
Small and friendly B&B recommended to us by one of our contributors, Hilde, who used the B&B on a cycling trip from Caen to Honfleur. Just 1km from the town centre, it's a typically French affair, offering basic but comfortable accommodation and a versatile mix of double and family rooms (all rooms have private bathrooms). There is also a small self-catering gite for up to 4 people. Good locations en route to key towns and cities in Normandy: Deauville is 15km away, while the ferry at Le Havre is a 25km bike ride from the door. Free wifi. BBQ, garden, terrace.
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Lake-side hotel on main bike routes recommended to us by cyclists
9 rue Général de Gaulle
29690 Huelgoat
Finistre, Brittany
Price from: €65
Open: All year
Hotel-Restaurant du Lac in Huelgoat was recommended to us by a group of cyclists who stay here regularly. As the name (and photo) suggests, it's in a super location near the lake, with relaxing views and gentle bike rides on offer. Huelgoat is in the picturesque Monts d'Arrée in Finistère, a popular area for cycling. The hotel is on this 320km circular bike route from Roscoff and also on the Euro Velo 1 La Velodyssee route. Ideal for an overnight stay or a fixed base for local rides.
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Family friendly hotel on the beach on beautiful Oléron
Plage de Gatseau
17370 Saint-Trojan-les-Bains, Île d'Oléron
Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Price from: €98
Open: All year
Île d'Oléron really is an idyllic place for a cycling holiday. And the Novotel Thalassa Oléron Saint Trojan is a wonderful base. It's located on the beach, and the rooms have either a forest view or a sea view. Whether you're popping across to the island from the mainland for a night or whether you're staying longer to explore the island, this is a relaxing place to be. It's fully self contained with on site restaurant and bar, plus a spa, sauna and fitness centre. It has indoor and outdoor pools, plus its own fleet of bikes for rent (mountain bikes, hybrids and tandems) if you're not bringing your own wheels. Twins, triples and family rooms. It has an excellent family friendly reputaton and even has a kids' club. 24-hour reception. Free wifi. English and French spoken.
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Cycle-friendly hotel-restaurant on Ile de Ré
321 avenue Albert Sarrault
17940 Île de Ré
Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes
Price from: €64
Open: Year-round
Three-star cycle-friendly hotel located within easy reach of the La Rochelle-Ile de Ré bridge. Restaurant onsite and free wifi. The hotel is part of the Logis hotel network and complies with its cycling standards policy. Staff can help with route advice and maps. There is a bike hire outlet 200m away and a cycle route starting just 50m down the road.
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Excellent harbour hotel with its own fleet of bicycles
23 Quai Georges Clemenceau
17410 Saint-Martin-de-Ré, Ile-de-Ré
Charente-Maritime, Poitou-Charentes (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Price from: €99
Open: All year
We stayed at the excellent Hôtel La Jetée in Saint-Martin-de-Ré and would happily stay here again on our next visit to the Ile-de-Ré. It's a 3-star harbour hotel with its own fleet of hire bikes and a dedicated underground car park area for secure bike storage. Our room was spick and span, and stylishly decorated. The beds were comfortable, there was a kettle and tea and coffee, plus a bar fridge. The Italian walk-in shower was wonderful. Breakfast was a smorgasbord of yoghurts, cereals, fruits, breads, coffees, teas, meats and smoked salmon. Doubles as well as larger rooms with a sofa bed for groups and children (plus a children's play corner in the breakfast/bar area). Super-friendly staff (English- and French-speaking). Close to restaurants and bars. An excellent base for exploring the island. ** We've stayed here - read our review**
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Simple place to rest your head and have a good meal
13 Rue Emile Demagny
14230 Isigny-sur-Mer
Calvados, Normandy
Price from: €68
Open: All year
The Hotel de France in Isigny-sur-Mer was recommended to us by Bob Zeller, one of our contributors. He stayed here while touring in Normandy. It's a 2-star hotel and part of France's Logis chain, which is usually a safe choice for value for money. The rooms are basic, almost North American motel-style, but comfortable and clean. There is a lock up garage for bikes. As is often the case with Logis hotels, it also has an excellent restaurant.
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Specialist biking hotel with everything you need to ride Alpe d'Huez
Rue du Siou Coulet
38750 Alpe d'Huez
Isère, Rhône-Alpes
Phone: +33 (0)4 79 10 41 89
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: €82 per twin room B&B
Open: June 6-August 31
This is a specialist cycling hotel with super views out over the valley. In the heart of such a cycling hotspot, the hotel prides itself on being an affordable summer biking base for cyclists. The hotel is perfectly set up for cyclists riding Alpe d'Huez and neighbouring cols, with its own bike cleaning station, onsite tools and rack, plus training equipment. It also has discount deals with local bike shops and can help with bike hire. Mountain bikers should ask about the discounted ski lift passes for accessing higher offroad routes. Special menu for cyclists (plus pasta packs and unlimited coffee). Loads of local route advice, plus free wifi. Sauna for post-ride muscles.
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B&B with half-board option nestled at the bottom on the famous 21 bends
Hameau le Perrier
38114 Vaujany
Isere, Rhone-Alpes
Phone: +33 (0)6 70 62 32 76
Email: email@example.com
Price from: €89 per room including breakfast; groups should ask about sole occupancy prices
Open: All year except November and the first week of May
La Maitreya is a 8-bedroom B&B and self-catered chalet with a sun-blessed terrace, hot tub and sauna facilities. Add in bike storage and the delicious, healthy food on offer (3-couse evening meals are available on request), and it's ideal for anyone looking to conquer the famous 21 bends of Alpe d'Huez. James and Whitney can cater for individual riders and couples on a B&B basis, or groups of up to 20 who are interested in booking the whole chalet, making this a flexible and affordable option for everyone. They can also arrange massages, bike rental, help with route planning, or cater for any other special requests you might have. Alpe d'Huez is on the doorstep, with the Glandon, Galibier, Lautaret, Croix de Fer and many more all within reach from here. For mountain bikers the Grand Domain Alpe d'Huez lift system runs throughout summer for downhill and cross country trails. French, English, Dutch and German spoken. Free wifi.
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Conquer Alpe d-Huez, Galibier, Glandon and Croix de Fer
Le Village
38114 Oz en Oisans
Haute Savoie, Rhone-Alpes
Phone: +33 (0)4 76 80 36 58
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price from: Self-catering from €90/apartment/night; B&B €105€ for 2 people; Half-board €155 for 2 people. Book directly for best prices.
Open: Mid-May to end of September for cycling; open mid-December to the end of April for skiing
The mythical 21 bends of Alpe d'Huez are just around the corner from Le Château d'Oz. The Galibier, Glandon and Croix de Fer are just up the road with their dramatic landscapes and lung-busting gradients. The Oisans has more than 30 routes, including famous stages from the Tour de France. All routes start from the door. Transport is available in the chalet's minibus by arrangement. Free wifi. Secured garage for bikes and maintenance/washdown area. Accommodation is flexible, offering both self-catered and catered options, with the latter including hot and Continental breakfasts, three-course evening meals and post-cycling pasta.
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I think it makes sense to start every day with a little myth. I find that knowing the story that begins a place helps you understand where it is now.
In Korea, there are few creation myths that start from the beginning, the very beginning. In a few oral traditions, a primal chaos exists until, unexpectedly, a crack appears, separating earth from sky. But these myths, those that survive, are not the colorful intricate histories of the Theogeny or the Enuma Elish. Korea's most treasured myth is that of its own creation from an existing earth and the humans already living upon it. This is the myth of Tangun.
The story goes that a Heavenly Prince, Hwangun looked down at earth and desired to possess it and rule over mankind. His father, the Ruler of Heaven, Hwanin knew that his son would bring happiness to human beings and, looking at the earth, chose Mount Taebak as a suitable place for his son to go to earth. Hwangun arrives beneath a sandalwood tree where he creates a holy city. He brings with him three heavenly seals, somewhat mysterious in nature, and 3000 loyal subjects from heaven, which are possibly spirits. In addition, Hwangun brought three ministers, the Earl of Wind, the Master of Rain, and the Master of Clouds. Different accounts of the myth tell that Hwangun either taught or took charge of 360 areas of responsibility, like agriculture and medicine. The story moves now to a bear and a tiger, both desiring to become human beings. Set the task of shunning sunlight and eating only the food given to them by Hwangun (some mugwort and twenty cloves of garlic), the bear succeeds in earning Hwangun's approval while the tiger fails to fast, fleeing into the forest. The bear becomes a beautiful woman, Ungyo (bear woman) and becomes the wife of Hwangun. Their son is Tangun, the King of Sandalwood. Tangun becomes the first king of Korea, calling his country choson and ruling for 1500 years. After this time he retreats to Taebak-san to become a mountain god.
Though the myth of Tangun begins with an already existing earth, it still bears some resemblance to the later portions of other creation myths. Like Marduk in the Enuma Elish, Hwangun descends to earth to create a paragon of cities, the City of God. Like the Enuma Elish and the Theogeny the parentage of the heroic king Tangun is very important as with Marduk in Zeus. In other ways, the myth is very different, having a scholarly air in contrast to the violence and melodrama of the other myths. Unlike the Enuma Elish and the Theogeny, the myth of Tangun portrays divine forces as a civilizing influence, bringing law and culture to humanity. The heavenly prince neither kills nor overthrows anyone to gain his power over Korea. Instead he brings down loyal subjects and ministers to establish a working, exacting government and teaches humanity 360 different useful ways of working. Korea is not created violently, but with a comforting feeling of calm efficiency.
– Jessica Colberg
Sidenote: everyone here is a lot shorter than me. And smaller. It is often distracting and makes all photos of me appear as if I am a giant. Pardon that and the look on my face. They are related.
Wol-San Liem met us at the airport the previous night and installed us in our hotel in Seoul. Because our organizer, Juyeon, had been detained in Laguardia, Wol-San became our handler of sorts and from then on would help us navigate the schedule. Exhausted, we all hit the bed pretty hard that night though sleep was hard to come by. Jet lag had thoroughly confused our internal clocks and I sadly woke up at 4 am, body ready to go after only 4 hours sleep.
Wol-san met us in the lobby that morning. The KCTU office was just down the street from our hotel so we walked up for our first meeting: an introduction and our first meeting about the schedule for our days. We went around the room and talked about why we were there. Wol-san laughed as we went around telling our individual stories, remarking that when asked to talk about themselves her union members would often just say their leader asked them to come. When Americans are asked, we tell our whole life stories! She assured us it was a good thing and asked us to continue.
Our schedule that morning had changed in a couple of ways. Instead of morning meeting with our National People's Action hosts, we were to meet with Representative Jae Kwon Shim at South Korea's National Assembly, who is chairman of the foreign affairs and unification committee to talk about our opposition to deployment of THAAD anti-missile system in South Korea. Admittedly, I was a little nervous. Jet lag made me feel like I was swimming through very warm water that morning. I wasn't sure I would have the capacity to deal with a government official in unfamiliar country but… that's the job. Due to a lack of time, we moved on to that meeting immediately following our introduction.
We arrived at a large structure referred to as the National Assembly building. After a briefing from our NPA comrades we developed what would be our first set of talking points together.
I learned quickly that I would need to think differently about the way I communicated. I am in love with story. It can be said that I have developed an entire career around weaving narrative, fable, and occasionally tall tales of small men into everything that I do. This has often meant that I rely heavily on metaphors to make the point. When being translated, it is important to remember that not all metaphor translates well. My reliance on story would need to be shortened, paced, and more direct. I have adjusted accordingly on this trip and I think in the future, some of this may remain.
Our meeting time arrived and we entered a grand office in the National Assembly building to spend some time with Rep. Shim. Thankfully the chairs were big enough for my large frame, so I could focus on something other than how massive I felt for a moment. When it was my turn to speak, I dropped into my notes briefly and allowed for the metaphor I knew:
I need you to imagine a burning house. Workers in the US who make weapons of war have told us that they are often left with the choice of supporting these destructive systems or poverty. Their elected officials are made to fund these projects because if they don't, they'll be faced with the same choice. A cycle is then perpetuated by unwilling participants who often feel that they have been locked in a burning house, unable to escape. THAAD then represents a reinvestment in war that we cannot afford.
After we each finished, Rep. Shim laid out that the problem he sees with THAAD is that it is bad technology that will do harm to the communities it is placed in in ways that are currently unknown because there isn't data. He wants to put it to a vote and ask why they are in such a hurry to put this into place. As a side note, he pointed out that he shares the predicament workers in the United States find themselves in. When he and others tried to shut down nuclear power plants, it was the workers that defended them because they needed the jobs. They too would rather do something else… but something else wasn't available.
We left with more information than what we arrived with. The representative was warm and we moved on to our next meeting.
Originally I was going to write every day as one post but I get so little time to myself that I'm going to break them up. I'll still submit every day.


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Goodreads Summary:
Drag has become a diverse form of expression that challenges, entertains, and educates by pushing boundaries, while embracing beauty, comedy and glamour. The performers in this book are evidence of that diversity, captured by some of the top photographers working in today's world.
My Thoughts:
I would totally by this book based on the cover. This would make a perfect coffee table book. I got this book for free on Netgalley, and the pictures look beautiful on my computer. It does not look good on my Kindle though. You really need full screen (or page) color photos to enjoy this book. I did not know that drag was a theater term for dressed as a girl, but feel like I should have. I have been a super fan of Jeffree Star forever! He is crazy beautiful, and his eyebrow game is on point. I think I recognize a couple of the other models from RuPaul's Drag Race. I wish they had sent me a print copy of this book, because it is gorgeous and I would totally leave it out as a conversation piece when I have guests. I don't even have a coffee table, and I would leave it out. ❤


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It is not always possible to just make do with the kind of indoor speakers we have at home, outdoors too, because indoor speakers are not designed to deliver loud music or sound in open areas
Shortcut to Amazon's best outdoor wireless speakers for ipod, here
On the patio outside, there are no doors or walls, so the music will bounce differently. Outdoor speakers need to have a low frequency, so that the sound is deep and loud, despite all the disturbance, one typically finds outside.
One of the biggest problems that people face with outdoor speakers is the fact that they have to connect their music systems to the speakers using wires, and many do not have a provision to accommodate iPods.
A wireless speaker will pick up the music from your phone/music device from quite a distance. This will enable you to protect your iPod from the harshness of the environment.
There are some of the best outdoor wireless speakers for iPods
Best Rated Portable Wireless Speaker
The Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Speaker is entirely wireless and rather affordable. You will be able to listen to music in a wireless manner. The speaker will pick up your favorite music from your iPod.
You can also stream music you're your MP3 players, PC, smartphone, tablet, AV receiver, etc. The structure and build of the system is rather solid, so it can handle some wear and tear. The 2-way acoustic design makes sure that the bass is boosted. This increases the volume and the depth of the music to a large extent.
The device can be powered two ways- you can charge it through an AC adapter, which will charge the device through electricity or you could charge it with the help of the 6 AA batteries. When you order the Acoustic Research wireless speaker, you will get one speaker, a transmitter, a mini jack to stereo adapter, 2 AC power adapters and 3.5 mm aux in cable.
Ultimate Outdoor Speakers
The Mutant MIG-WS2-S Media Bloack Outdoor Stereo Speaker System is one of the best outdoor wireless speakers for iPod available on the market. Specifically meant for the outdoors, this speaker has a rugged construction that can withstand more than just a splash of rain.
The speaker has been engineered with a soft panel that has individual volume control on each speaker that facilitates volume control. It also has a sound diffusion plate that equally distributes sound waves that improves outdoor sound clarity.
This speaker has the advanced auto phase lock loop incorporated that minimizes signal interference and only produces great sound. What makes it worth every penny spent is the provision to connect a broad range of music sources. You can not just connect your iPod but also other systems such as a CD player.
Top Rated Outdoor Acoustic Speakers
The Audiovox Acoustic AW825 Wireless Speaker is one of the best outdoor wireless speakers for iPod. This speaker provides it's user with three broadcast frequencies- stereo audio input.
The user will be able to choose between them. The speaker is compatible with the iPhone and the iPod. It is a two way speaker that can be used indoors as well as outdoors.
The whole structure of the AW825 Mission Style Wireless is weather-resistant, but not water proof. No matter where you put the speaker, the sound will be loud and deep.
The reception will certainly be clear up to a distance of 150 feet (which is quite a feat!) It is efficient for people looking for speakers to be used in outdoor events or for people who spend a lot of time outdoors.
These three models are the best outdoor wireless speakers for iPod that money can buy. Listening to music can be a lot of fun with these wireless and easy to install speakers.
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Here are some of the things that you should keep in mind while buying one of these best outdoor wireless speakers for iPod.
- Before you buy these speakers, try finding out it's range. Anything above 5 meters should be good enough, for it will allow you to keep your phone inside your house and have the speaker still pick up the music when it is placed outside.
- You should find out what devices the speakers are actually compatible with. Most of these speakers are compatible with all types of music systems and phones, but you should make sure you are not fooled by a specific product.
- How long does the battery last? You should think about the battery life and whether the battery for these speakers are easily detachable or not.


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The Advantages of Buying Marijuana from Online Dispensaries
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Corbijn dares to challenge the rich and famous
Anton Corbijn recently had a exhibition at Fotografiska in Stockholm. I'm a great fan of Corbijns work. I really enjoy his artistic approach. And that he dare to challenge the artists image and expression. Not too many gets away with putting on a silly hat on Keith Richards, dress out U2 to a bunch of stoned women or turn Metallica in to robbers! It takes a long time to build up that kind of trust. All respect to Anton for that.
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Hope you enjoy the photos below as much as I did. Even though the can never beat the feeling of being there in real life.
If you where there I'd love to hear your thoughts about the exhibition.
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As a comment stated that most photos of women is either nude or more or less without clothing. Which is kind of a cliché and dated way of portraying a woman. I can think of a numerous ways of getting exciting photos with something on. This definitely brings down the grade of the exhibition. The weirdness could also been taken a step or two. But still a wonderful exhibition. Corbijn is always Corbijn.
"The Rock Photographer"
Anton Corbijn (b. 1955, Strijen, Netherlands) has, since the middle of the 70s, carved out a unique position for himself in the history of photographic portraiture. With his distinct visual style, curiosity and passion for art and music, his influence on the visual expression and identity of several of the world's greatest rock bands and musicians has been immeasurable. With their contrasting interfusion of light and shade, tenderness and hardness, ans a sense of imperfection, Corbijn's photographs are a far cry from the polished portraits that dominate popular culture. Often erroneously labelled a rock photographer, Anton Corbijn has famously portrayed a great number of painters, writers, actors, directors and other people who impressed him. However, it is his unparalleled portrayal of and relationship in out contemporary age and this exhibition is a celebration of the unique position he holds in that world.
The power of camera
Regarding himself as a portrait photographer, his passion for photography was aroused through music, which, during his conservative and religious upbringing, provided him with a sense of freedom and became the key to a world of likeminded people. The young, shy Anton Corbijn discovered that the camera allowed him to approach musicians and gain access to a world that he wanted to be part of. After moving to London in 1979, Corbijn became the main photograper for the New Musical Express, at the time arguably the most important weekly music magazine in the world. He portrayed many of the greatest musicians and debutants of the time for NME. Some of these meetings resulted in collaborations that came to stretch over several years. In contrast to his photographic predecessors who usually depicted musicans just as they were. Corbijn turned himself into a creator who translated their musical vision into images in a way that was congenial to the music and its visual aspects. In his hands, many rock bands received a new identity that came to define their public image. That Corbijn has been described as the invisible member of both Depeche Mode and U2, with whom he has collaborated for over three decades, bears testimony to the important role he has played in their careers.
For this exhibition titled 1-2-3-4 (like the countdown to a song) Corbijn selected images he re-discovered after going thru his entire back catalogue of contact sheets to present some 400 photographs spannning the mid 1970s to the mid 2000s, specifically but not exclusively, highlighting 12 of the bands and artist he has collaborated most intimately with. Consciously he has chosen not to make this a 'best of' as so many of these portraits have rarely or never been shown. Together they constitute a celebration of profilic career of 40 years and counting.
Text: Pauline Benthede, Exhibition Manager Fotografiska


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Now that weve written some simple procedural descriptions for the trigger, were ready to take a crack at coding. Listing 7.19 is the code for the ENROLLED_CLASSES_ARIU trigger.
Listing 7.19 Code for the ENROLLED_CLASSES_ARIU trigger.
TRIGGER ENROLLED_CLASSES_ARIU AFTER INSERT OR UPDATE ON ENROLLED_CLASSES FOR EACH ROW DECLARE iStudentLevel integer; iCourseLevel integer; xSTUDENT_NOT_QUALIFIED EXCEPTION; BEGIN SELECT student_level INTO iStudentLevel FROM STUDENTS WHERE ssn = :new.ssn; SELECT nvl (min_student_level, 0) INTO iCourseLevel FROM SCHEDULED_COURSES WHERE course_number = :new.course_number; IF (iStudentLevel < iCourseLevel) THEN RAISE xSTUDENT_NOT_QUALIFIED; END IF; END;
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Naturally, other triggers in place on the ENROLLED_CLASSES table might cause errors. If there are other triggers for the table, you should test your trigger alone first so that any internal errors can be isolated quickly. Once you are certain that the triggers logic is sound, test the new trigger with the tables other triggers in place so you can resolve any conflicts among triggers.
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