Hard to believe that today we are already on day 7 already of our tour, in saying that, we have already crammed a lot in and have travelled about 2,200kms by bus, not a bad sleep for some of us, and am for others I'm sure there will be a few sore heads this morning, and others... Well, others still needed am to still get to sleep. A number of the guys stayed out all night and where still up when I got up. I'm impressed they have managed to stay up so long. Had so...

First up after breakfast it was a quick stop at Pont du Gard, a 2000 year old Roman engineered aqueduct crossing the Gardon River, built 50km in length and was built to carry water from a spring at Uzès to the Roman colony of Nemausus (Nîmes). While what we saw as only about 360 meters of that 50km, this was mainly because of the uneven terrain between the spring at Uzès to Nîmes, the aqueduct was mostly an underground aqueduct, that followed ...