Logis De France Le Cheval Rouge, Villandry

le cercle rouge

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le cercle rouge Directed by Jean-Pierre Melville, this film is similar to his previous film Le Samourai, in that there are good guys and bad, and there are the cops and robbers. The translation of the title meaning the Red Circle was based upon a Buddhist motto about those people who are destined to meet, eventually will. In this film the types of scenes included are an escaping prisoner, murder scene, police man-hunt, mob battles and an armed robbery to steal diamonds. The film starts off showing a German named train running through I would guess Paris. Though scene by scene the actors performances and directions really smartly executed and cool to watch. Corey, who has just been released from prison on good behaviour notice from the police, is given a job to do by a Prison Guard. Inspector Bourvil is escorting ...

costas1234 28.06.2008 (31.05.2009) · Read full review
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At the sign of the yellow fireplace

Advantages: Independent hotel character meets reliable value
Disadvantages: Few big city or very posh hotels - if that is a disadvantage

unwelcome ones. In the words of the LdeF slogan, you?ll meet ?l?hôtellerie à visage humain? ? the hostelry with a human face © torr 2004 Given the varied nature of the hotels in the Logis de France group, most of the mandatory information required below doesn't really apply. Because I've had to fill it in, I've done so with ref to the Tourelles at Le Wast where I have stayed most recently. But, I repeat, there is no such thing as a typical LdeF hotel. ...

torr 28.09.2004 (02.10.2004) · Read full review
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"Lille De France" - Geddit?

Advantages: Near London by train, cosmopolitan feel, excellent transport connections, eating out, plenty to see
Disadvantages: Dog poo

Bossus (Hunchbacked Cats Street, what kind of a name is that?). I freely admit that this was probably the best quality lunch I?ve ever had, but at £100 each, it bloody well should have been. The gaff certainly rises to the occasion, once you get past the unassuming door in the fish and lobster shop that fronts it, being all chandeliers and mirrors. Oh yes, the food?s good and they don?t mind if you spend 3½ hours eating it too. A great spot for pushing ?le bateau? out. Back to reality, our eating this time was still on planet Earth, with prices to match. We had already pre-booked via the web, La Brasserie de la Paix just off the Place Du Théatre and tucked away in a corner, almost hidden by the verandas of other restaurants. Endearingly, I?m still getting e-mails in French from them, advising me of various saints? day closures. Bearing ...

BNibbles 07.12.2004 (09.12.2004) · Read full review
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