Journal Comments - France and the Low Countries - CycleBlaze

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From France and the Low Countries by Janice Branham & Barry Branham

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Charmaine Ruppolt commented on a photo in Rainy day on foot in Amsterdam

I recently checked out the Van Gogh Experience - a traveling exhibit about Van Gogh and his work. Interesting. I also have a Bike Friday like you all do! :)

2 years ago
Brent Irvine commented on Tours to Sarlat

You mention bringing the bikes on the high speed train. The actual TGV? If so, is there somewhere to put them at the end of the train's carriage? Next year when my son and I cover essentially the same route along the Loire we plan to take the train from CDG to the start and then from the end back to Paris. We will have our folding Dahons and I think we can bring them on board.
In a note about greasy hands... in my touring tool kit I bring along a few sets of nitrile medical gloves for any dirty work. They are tough enough that they can often be re-used for this purpose (of course, not if used in a medical setting).
And finally... I love the look of that bright yellow BF. If you ever decide to upgrade and look to get rid of that one... please let me know!! :)

2 years ago
Janice Branham replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Tours to Sarlat

I'm pretending ignorance here but of course there's no mystery about who the BF owners are. It was thrilling to meet you both and discover your journals. Still pretending that I'm right there with you on your continued adventures across southern France.

2 years ago
Janice Branham replied to a comment by Rachael Anderson on a photo in Tours to Sarlat

I hope so too Rachael. Still angling for a late January meetup in Tucson.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Tours to Sarlat

Thanks again for taking this photo and shipping a copy to us so we could include it in our journal. It was so lucky that we loitered around long enough the next morning to meet up with you when we were departing!

2 years ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Tours to Sarlat

You’re right. Ho, hum, here’s another chateau.

2 years ago
Rachael Anderson commented on a photo in Tours to Sarlat

It was so great meeting you! I’m still lusting over the yellow bike Friday! I hope we get to meet again sometime and get to visit longer.

2 years ago
Janice Branham replied to a comment by Kathleen Jones on a photo in Day trip to Château de Chenonceau

Roots indeed Kathleen. Since making that connection I've felt France calling my name, even more so now that we've had the good fortune to have a nice long visit.

2 years ago
Kathleen Jones commented on a photo in Day trip to Château de Chenonceau

Wow. Now those are deep roots. How wonderful to see that monument.

2 years ago
Rachael Anderson commented on a photo in Amboise to Tours

Beautiful!

2 years ago
Janice Branham replied to a comment by Brent Irvine on How we got to Cycle Blaze

Brent, thanks for the welcome and motivation to get back to finishing the journal.

2 years ago
Janice Branham commented on How we got to Cycle Blaze

Thanks for the warm welcome Kathleen! I look forward to learning from your extensive journals. Can't wait to get back and do some more poking around Europe ourselves.

2 years ago
Kathleen Classen commented on How we got to Cycle Blaze

So happy you are here. We are just home from a tour ourselves and that is my excuse for just finding your journal now. Welcome and I am settling in for a lovely read.

2 years ago
Brent Irvine commented on How we got to Cycle Blaze

Thanks for coming over to CB. Just today my son and I decided to resume planning our Loire tour after the covid hiatus. I'm enjoying your journal and pics of the area - opportune!

2 years ago
Janice Branham replied to a comment by Rachael Anderson on a photo in Day trip to Château de Chenonceau

We will have to make a point to faire du pique-nique more often

2 years ago