Journal Comments - Three Seasons Around France: Spring - CycleBlaze

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From Three Seasons Around France: Spring by Scott Anderson & Rachael Anderson

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Rachael Anderson commented on To Grenoble

I have the Hero 9 black. It really is great and the image stabilization is amazing! I can bike on a really rough road and it will smooth it out. I unfortunately dropped it awhile back so I need a special tool now.

2 years ago
Leslie and Rob Cooke commented on To Grenoble

I'm really enjoying following your journey and admiring all the beautiful photos.

I was curious as to which GoPro you are using as last fall my GoPro 8 started acting glitchy to the point of nonfunctioning. A bit annoying as we were in Mexico at the time and had to wait until our return to Canada to return it for a replacement. So far, fingers crossed, the new one is working well.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Bill Shaneyfelt on a photo in To Grenoble

From Rachael: That’s him! That’s my buddy - a good pet. Thanks, Bill!

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in To Grenoble

Seems to be a black headed cardinal beetle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_beetle

2 years ago
Bill Shaneyfelt commented on a photo in To Grenoble

Looks like it... Also seems to be fairly common in France.

http://www.thesanguineroot.com/?p=3243

2 years ago
Keith Adams commented on To Grenoble

We visited Grenoble, Chambery, and several other cities along the Isere in 2019, on what may have been our final European tandem tour (the organizers have shut down their business).

When in Grenoble I was still suffering after-effects from a bad plane ride so we didn't ride, but we did take the overhead "bubble" cable cars up to the fort.

You're right about the countryside being spectacularly attractive, and a surprisingly non-taxing ride (for the most part). We made extensive use of the bicycle path network and enjoyed it a great deal.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Suzanne Gibson on Col de la Madeleine

Thanks, Suzanne. It was a brilliant ride, alright. Hope all is well with you.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Lorenzo Jarre on A loop in the Vercors

The Vercors is a brilliant area for riding, if you’re not too troubled by hills and heights. A place to put on your list when you’re ready for Western Europe again.

2 years ago
Suzanne Gibson commented on Col de la Madeleine

What a brilliant loop! I'd say that was enough miles and vertical feet to classify it as very challenging. Internet isn't too great where I am now, I'll be looking at the pictures when home.

2 years ago
Lorenzo Jarre commented on A loop in the Vercors

Wow that looks like a great ride! Wish I had your route planning skills 😅

2 years ago
Kathleen Classen commented on A loop in the Vercors

We went to the Vercors after both you and Jacquie, based on your journals, and we also, can’t wait to go back.

2 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in To Pont-en-Royans

I'll give it to you but next thyme get a closeup.

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Andrea Brown on a photo in To Pont-en-Royans

So I’m possibly right this thyme?

2 years ago
Scott Anderson replied to a comment by Kathleen Classen on To Pont-en-Royans

What a great idea! Too bad it wasn’t to be this time.

2 years ago
Andrea Brown commented on a photo in To Pont-en-Royans

Definitely not rosemary.

2 years ago