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A little time by the lake, a notebook and a few good addresses. This is where we keep ideas for our next getaway.

Start early in Annecy, wander through the old streets, then follow the lakeside by bike.

Leave room for detours. The best memories are not always on the map.

Pick the datesPlan the route around the lakePack our thingsKeep a few places for the way back

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What have we planned for the travel journal?

The route goes through Annecy, then around the lake. The stops and packing list still need a little work.

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