Following the success of the “eco-metro happy hours” in Tournemeer, the Millau-Bridlington duo proposes a new “eco-metric” formula, understand, English conversation on the Millau Express for tea-time at Rodier in Compagnac.
do you speak english Little ? Want to practice and improve your conversational English? Enjoy scones, muffins and cookies with delicious Damon teas at a local hotel with friendly, bilingual service? The idea of relaxing on a comfortable and friendly train where you can admire our beautiful southern Aveyron landscapes:
The Tarn Valley and its typical villages of Carbassas, Paulhe, Aguessac, Compeyre, La Cresse, Rivière-sur-Tarn and Fontaneilles, Sévérac d'Aveyron, La Roque, Caylus, Peyrelade, Lugagnac, Sévérac and not to mention the castles. The Piedestal de Fontaneilles, with its five impressive viaducts, 13 tunnels and the spectacular Engayresque arch, is among the steepest in France, climbing just 15km at 467m.
If you can answer “yes” to at least one of these questions, so come and meet us at Millau station (celebrating its 150th anniversary this year) on Friday March 8th at 1:15pm! Improve your English, take part in the revitalization of your railway line and have a great Anglo-Aveyron tea time – come and have fun with us!
- 1:41 pm: Departure from Milla. Level groups of 6-8 people with an English-speaking conversation leader
- 2:23 pm: Attendance campaign for tea time Rodier Hotel100m from the station
- 4:52 pm: Departure from Campagnac
- 5:36 pm: Arrival Millau
Price: €15, your return train ticket, a drink at Hotel Rodier, 4 hours of English conversation at your level. €10: Under 16s. Bookings must be made by return email or telephone with Fearghal before Sunday 3 March: 06 70 80 78 30.
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Hello everyone,
Following the success of our ECO-METRO happy hours at Tournemire (see today Millau Journal article attached), I am pleased to announce the all new ECO-METRIC for Tea Time at Campagnac:
– Do you speak some English?
– Do you want to practice and improve your English conversation skills?
– How about some scones, muffins and cookies with delicious Damon teas at a friendly local hotel with bilingual service?
https://www.dammann.fr/en/cms/our-know-how.html
– and the relaxed and comfortable environment of the train offering spectacular views of our southern Aveyron landscape, including:
- The Dorne Valley and its characteristic villages of Carbasas, Balhey, Agussac, Compeyre, La Cresse, Riviere-sur-Darne and Fontenailles and Severac d'Aveyron and La Roque
- Castles of Cailles, Peyrelade, Lucagnac, Chevreac and Fontanailles
- 5 impressive viaducts, 13 tunnels and a spectacular Engayresque slope, among the steepest in France, climbing 467m in just 15km.
If you can answer “yes” to one or more of these questions, come to Millau Railway Station (It celebrates its 150th anniversary this year) on Friday 8th March at 1.15pm! Here is the plan:
1:41 pm: Departure from Milla. Groups of 6-8 people at your level with an Anglophone conversational group leader
2:23 pm: Arrive at the campaign for tee-time Hotel Rodier100m from the station
4:52 pm: Departure from Campagnac
5:36 PM: Millau arrives
Improve your English, contribute to the renewal of your local railway, enjoy some delicious local food and drink – come and meet new people and enjoy the experience!
PS: What! Your boss doesn't want to give you Friday afternoon off?? Tell her/him that your company needs this 4 hour intensive English training to attract new Anglophone clients – she/he will probably pay for your ECO-METRIC tee-time…
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