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To Antibes...(clicking on photos makes them larger)

We left Paris and too the high speed train to Antibes, which is on the Mediterranean coast between Nice and Cannes.  Joe found us a lovely apartment in the old town which is in the centre of all of the action.  Antibes is a very tasteful tourist town with many outdoor cafes.  

Joe has been making some excellent meals.  Being so close to Nice, it only seems that salade niçoise is appropriate!  (Tuna, green beans, tomatoes, potatoes and olives on a bed of leaf lettuce.)






The view of the old wall from our window with the marina in the background.

Our neighbourhood.

The Antibes Market (daily) is just around the corner from where we are staying.  Wonderful local produce.  We are amazed at how much local produce is in season.  Cheeses and meats are fantastic.  





 

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