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Tuesday, 19 February 2008

Arriving in Perpignan - more!

     by Poonam Ganglani

For correct information on the Language courses being offered at the University, the best person to meet is Mme Jacob of the Centre de Langues (CDL). She's usually available at the CDL which is in Batiment F (opposite Batiment M), or in her office which is in the same building.

Apart from Auchain (which I realized is a bit expensive for daily groceries), try Leclerc as well. It's about 15 mins walking distance, you just have to cross the road straight ahead from Quick (don't turn left towards the Gemo etc, just go straight towards Hotel St. Jacques) and continue until you see EDF, and Leclerc is just around the corner. It's more complete than Leader Price, plus you have brand varieties.

Finally, there's a 2nd hand shop called 'Au Troc Catalan' which is on the way to Baboo if you're looking to save. (You could also consider selling them some stuff before you leave). However, check out Baboo as well for cutlery, appliances etc, they have good stuff and pretty reasonably priced.

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