Or preparing to spit at us? 😎

Love how he's smiling for the camera!

where did you put your bikes?

I guess its too difficult to keep track of bikes, bike spots, and bike cars, but it sure would make life easier for bikers if they booked spots for bikes!

We were the first door on the first car so the restaurant car must have been somewhere else.

Did poeple need to get by that pile to get to the restaurant car?

Hi Gilles,
We are happy that you are enjoying the blog. We love getting comments so keep them coming.
You and Lyle must think alike as he had already taken some paragliding photos. Which I am sure he will post.

I am truthfully enjoying this blog. I love exploring new words (ensconced) and utterly appreciate 'votre belle plume' (serendipity to smile on us again). La touche spéciale of adding video clips bring this journey to another level. I woke up and was excited to read more. Now, you will arrive shortly in Annecy, one of my favorite places in France. If you can, please take a pic of paragliders (this is where I fly when in France). À bientôt!

Yeah there were. The astounding thing about this (at least to me) was that at each stop, someone would try to get on, or off, through these doors, even though there was a completely clear door about 5 m along in each direction. In the famous words of Jim Morrison …. People are strange …. Luckily our stop was the very last one and our’s were the only bikes left by then.

Yeah there were. The astounding thing about this (at least to me) was that at each stop, someone would try to get on, or off, through these doors, even though there was a completely clear door about 5 m along in each direction. In the famous words of Jim Morrison …. People are strange …. Luckily our stop was the very last one and our’s were the only bikes left by then.

Cool photo!

That’s a lot of bikes!

How great that you were able to see your niece’s exhibition and hook up with Susan to see the Warhol. And Basquit exhibition!

Excellent! I would love that!

Looking great!