The guy seemed to like women and birds, just at the end of his life. There is also a statue of this name in Barcelona, from 1983.

Could be "femme et oiseau", 1982

Drat! I had better stick to cows and chow.

Six. Looks like you missed the guy looking out from the zigzag staircase.

That’s funny. I thought about captioning it that way actually, but decided against it because we aren’t sailing.

"Red sky at morning. Sailor take warning." Accurate this time, and nice picture!

Yup, good idea.

This is Pelican Flower (Aristolochia gigantea), originally from Brazil.

One of our neighbors just returned from three weeks in Menton, she is a gardener and says the gardens there are very much worth visiting. I'm still puzzling out the mystery plant, unless Bill beats me to it.

Don’t push your luck, Steve. Be happy with the occasional cow.

Ok, fact check. There are three people walking by the waterfront, a lost looking guy in black in an alley, and the woman who failed to move on by the music festival. So we can definitely put the population at 5.

After being such a bug, demanding chow and cow photos, I hesitate to point out that according to the coverage in this post, Menton not only has no commercial enterprises, but remarkably (or consequentially?) not a single inhabitant!?

Actually, was it you that commented somewhere that French towns can often seem deserted, while in Italy more people are spied tending their gardens or generally hanging out outside?

First of all, everyone! knows this one - Passiflora Caerula, or blue passion flower

But actually I can appear so smart because I used Jeff's search function. The original reference was https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/greece3/tzermiado/

Seven miles. You’re right, there’s a lot of blue in that sky. It didn’t last that long though. She was pretty wet by the time she got back to the room.

How far did she go? The weather looks quite different!