Club Tour to Aix-en-Provence
Club Tour by Lesley Hall The Club’s annual tour to our twin city of Aix-en-Provence saw 11 members fly via Marseille to spend a long weekend in and around the … Continue Reading →
Category: Overseas Tour Reports
Jersey Pétanque Open
Members of the City of Bath Pétanque Club decided to enter this year’s Open Boules competition held at Jersey Pétanque Club . We flew Flybe from Southampton in their Bombardier … Continue Reading →
Braunschweig – Twinning Dinner
Bath – Braunschweig Association annual twinning dinner By our roving reporter – Terry Basson. Having recently visited Braunschweig as part of the City of Bath Petanque tour and enjoyed the hospitality … Continue Reading →
Bath Boules visit to Germany
City of Bath Boules Visit to Germany. By Terry Basson Bath Boules visit the Bremen Open I begin by waxing lyrical about our boules tour to Germany starting with … Continue Reading →
Boules Mountain – Get a view of the Coche
Boules Mountain. This may be the first and last time that any of us playing in this match will see a boule bounce and land on 3 other boules and … Continue Reading →
Aix-en-Provence Trip 2013
Aix-en_Provence 2013. We have just received the finalised dates for the City of Baths Petanque clubs trip to Aix-en-Provence. Situated in the South of France, Aix-en-Provence is about 30 miles north … Continue Reading →
City of Bath Petanquers take tea in Aix
Club Chair Lesley Hall and Secretary Diana Lockwood flew the flag for Bath in Aix for 5 days at the beginning of the month. Taking part in the Aix Twinning … Continue Reading →
Boules – A newcomers insight to a Club Tour
Over the past number of years we have often reported back on our boules tours from a group perspective so this time we asked Terry Basson, one of our new … Continue Reading →
Sospel concours de boules
And so it was that we rediscovered summer in Sospel, a ville fleurie 10 miles north of Menton. Lucky for us it was the day of le concours de boules … Continue Reading →
Stop the Tram, we have to finish our game!
Included in the 1932 film by Marcel Pagnol “Fanny” a famous scene in which a tram is stopped in its tracks in order to allow the game to continue (the clip … Continue Reading →
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