Welcome to our blog of day 3 of our French voyage! Today morning, we left Granville for Mont St. Michel. We woke up, packed up our suitcases, and cleaned our rooms. The view outside each room is stunning, with a direct view of both the ocean and the Carnival. Although there is definitely a lot of noise from the Carnival at night, it adds to the exciting and special ambience of Granville. We rode the bus for about 45 minutes to reach Mont St. Michel. Our bus has wide windows, so we could see the beautiful views of the countryside. The green pastures, adorable sheep, and rain in the morning together made for a spectacular view. Once we reached near Mont St. Michel, we took out our umbrellas and ponchos, as it was extremely windy, and it was raining, as well. Although it was certainly challenging walking against the wind, it proved to be an awesome adventure. We rode a shuttle to reach Mont St. Michel itself, and there, we met our guide, Gael, who is from Brittany....
Today was Audrey's birthday, which we celebrated with her over breakfast - Happy Birthday Audrey! After breakfast, we left the hotel and drove to Saint-Denis International School. We were welcomed by students and split into smaller groups to tour the school. Following the tour, we went with the French students to two classes. After lunch at St. Denis, we gathered as a group to explore Loches and visit its famous donjon and royal city. It was fun to imagine life in the Medieval times thanks to a tablet with augmented reality. We climbed up and down lots of stairs and saw beautiful views of the city. After walking back to the school, we were all picked up by our host families, who were welcoming and enthusiastic! Tonight we stayed our first night at our homestays! EN FRANÇAIS : C’est le troisième jour de notre voyage ! Pendant le petit déjeuner, nous avons célébré l’anniversaire d’Audrey! Après, nous avons quitté l’hôtel et nous sommes partis pour l’école de Saint Denis. Nous ...
Fantastic carnival day in Granville with unexpected beautiful weather! We were fully in the ambiance of the carnival after making fun hats and joining the family-friendly kids' parade. Students had a great meeting with young local people and learning about WW2 history in Normandy. More details and photos to come as soon we have better internet connection.
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