We're trying as hard as we can, honestly.

Uh, oh. You two need to get south fast. It’s very therapeutic.

Yes, I was thinking that. I was sorry I couldn’t get ahead or alongside for a better angle, but I knew he’d be pleased.

Too bad we are not nearer each other or you could pass your cough syrup on to Steve who has now progressed to the cough your lungs out phase of his cold.

Joe would really love all the horsie butts.

It really is impressive. Rachael had a session like this a few years ago but I didn’t really quite understand it when she explained it. And €25! It seems so egalitarian.

I had a téléconsultation at the same pharmacy as Suzanne in Metz, but did not luck out with an English speaker. That’s just the luck of the draw. With the kind help of the pharmacy staff we got through the appointment.

Even though it was harder because I don’t speak French, and we had technical difficulties, and it needs some refinements, I was very impressed with the system.

Same street, but different perspective. The first one was shot from the opposite side of the tower.

Better lighting from this side. Love the presence of clock towers in Europe. At least, I'm assuming this is the same street you were on earlier, with the florist sign.

Yup. One of my favorite beer shots. The lighting on the cliffs could have been better, but I’m not that into morning beers.

I was so impressed with this. Very inspired.

Thanks! I almost like problems like this, as long as we’re in no rush, it’s not wet, and it’s they have a good outcome. Makes me feel responsible and competent.

I know! I don’t think we’ve ever had his and her sofas before. And I’m pretty impressed with Apt as a base. We still had a few walks and rides we’d have been happy to take from here.

Funny. That would be a poor branding choice, alright.

I did a téléconsultation when we were in Metz as I also needed antibiotics. I got a lot of help from the pharmacist thank goodness, and the doc spoke English. It was an interesting experience. I never mentioned it in my journal because I felt I had talked about my health issues enough for a while and wanting to avoid an 0ld-lady-always-sick image. The meds I got did the trick and I recovered for the rest of the tour after staying off my bike for a day. We had the car so that made things uncomplicated.