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Haha, thank you!
4 months agoWe will assure your bikes that they are not forgotten and will be on the road again soon.
4 months agoI doubt the man in the doorway wasn’t one of them! ;(
4 months agoMarechal is “marshal”.
.Is it suitable for horses and bikes? ;)
Hi Steve & Dodie, I believe you're arriving in Boubiers tomorrow! Say hi to Ian & Clare from us ... and our bikes waiting patiently for our return in September. Sadly you'll be stealing our glory with your 4000 km's. Ian and Clare were so impressed that we had achieved a paltry 1500 kms. This will blow them away. I enjoyed following your journey and what a great trip you had.
4 months agoJust covering the bases, for safety and effect.
4 months agoBulk carriers: aka Barges. — Don’t give me your steenkin’ badges.
I know it isn’t the same thing, but I couldn’t resist stating it.. ;)
Well, technically speaking it IS a “fork in the road”..
4 months agoGotta “keep up with the Joneses”…;)
4 months agoHaha, you made a funny.
4 months agoThe worst part is that this is only a small bit of the tree. It extended into your forest for 10 or 20 feet at each end.
4 months agoI dunno... I see no spots on it.
4 months agoCleanup aisle one! Cleanup aisle one!
:-)
Is that a Lumix? I bought a Kodak Pixpro AZ 425 this spring as a replacement for my non-working Lumix (the zoom feature had failed) It has great zoom feature but not only is it larger/bulkier than the Lumix but it also shakes badly when zoomed in no matter how steadily I hold the camera. I've yet to figure out a solution to that. I might try to buy a Lumix on Ebay when we get back home in the fall.
4 months ago
In this context it is a farrier, one who makes shoes for and shoes horses. A critical function in a rural farming community of 100 plus years ago.
4 months ago