I had a great trip to the Luberon region last weekend. The area up there is just beautiful. I don't get out of the city much, so it's always great to get out into the country. We went to 3 different villages that dated back to the middle ages. We ate lunch on top of a huge hill with an old castle in it that overlooked the whole valley. Off the distance you could see the Alps. I've made friends with a group of Swedish students and have been hanging out with them a lot. On Saturday Roecker and I went went some of them to see a movie. Luckily, it was in English and French subtitles. We saw
Cloud Atlas. It was pretty long and extremely confusing. When it ended, all of us were wondering what is was all about. I did well on all my midterms, they weren't too difficult. The weather is finally improving enough to wear just a T shirt. I registered for the semi-marathon her in Aix in May. Roecker and I have been training for a bit, getting ready for it. On Friday, I'm going with my class to Les Milles, a transit camp for Jews and other undesirables during World War Two. That should be exciting. I will definitely have pictures from that to put up.
Luberon region
Village down in the valley
Village graveyard
Friday market
Looking across the valley
Authentic French lunch
Remains of old castle
Red clay village of Roussillon
Memorial to the dead of both World Wars
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