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Cluny: another on the list of places to which you'd like to return.
Which leads me to ask .. do you keep a list of such places?
And, if yes, how often to you review to prioritize the "must re-visit" places?
And .. has there been a place yet that was so captivating that you decided to re-do your itinerary so you could spend more time there?
A curious mind wonders!
I vote for top left.
2 years agoA road that make me smile.. and makes me want to ride on it shouting, "Weeeeeeeeee!"
2 years agoThey pair nicely!
2 years agoIt’s curious alright. Maybe it’s a former property line and there were different builders involved?
2 years agoYou're fortunate to find good places to eat. We've landed in Cambridge, MD for a couple of nights and since it is a touristy little town, it seemed as if a lot of the good/interesting places were closed on Monday and Tuesday nights. It also seems like we're here in the off season? I want to try crab while we're here so maybe tonight will be better.
2 years agoA very interesting upheaval. I wonder what prompted the change in stacking?
2 years agoI wonder if we’d catch you out?
2 years agoThanks, Keith. Cabotte is a new noun for me - up until now I’ve just thought of these as stone huts out in a field.
2 years agoThanks, Keith. We walked around the outside last night and we’re completely spellbound. We’ll have to see if we can get a look inside before we leave.
2 years agoHi,
Visit the cathedral of St. Philibert in Tounus. One of the very few Romanesque buildings that’s more or less intact. 11 th century mosaic behind the altar.
Yep.
2 years agoHi again,
It may be a pigeonnier, but could also be a “cabotte ” which is a storage building for field work. It’s pretty fancy, so my guess is that it was erected under the ancien régime by the local seigneur.
Hi,
Grain silo with load out for trucks
Nope, no formal list at least. That was just a figure of speech and a recognition that we didn’t do Justice to visiting the place. There’s a mental note though of course, and if we bike through here again some day we’d likely pencil it in. Which makes it about like a thousand places we’ve fallen in love with over the years.
2 years agoOffhand I can’t remember a place that we decided on impulse to stay longer at, except for a few weeks ago when we added a fifth night to Annecy. We’re likely to see more of that though, as multi-day stays get more attractive all the time.