Thanks for the vote of confidence.

Of course you have a chance. You're veterans at this kind of thing by now!

You know what he meant though. But we DO know you, and Suzanne and Janos, and the Frasiers, and, and live here and are truly Cycleblazers. It is too bad though that the trips, and journals, decrease in the winter.

Hey!
There might not be any journals for a while, but there will be Cycleblazers. We live here, too, and not just in North America!
Cheers,
Keith

Of course, I don't think they need to be concerned about earthquakes here. Unreinforced masonry doesn't perform very well under seismic load.

Have to agree with Scott on this one, staying in a base to cycle the Luberon is a good choice. One year we spent a week in Les Imberts a small hamlet between Gordes and Coustellet. So many villages to see in such a small area and great cycle routes too. It looks like you and Dodie have also lucked into some great November weather! I have enjoyed following along and will miss the journals when the last of the cycleblazers leave Europe.

We never really tried this multi day approach before, but it worked out really well and we will probably use it, judiciously, again.

We were lucky there was almost no one else, even though the weather was so lovely.

I’m glad to see that basing yourselves in Cavaillon for a few days worked so well. We’re really enjoying multi-day stays like this more as time goes on.

Nice perspective. It looks like you had the place to yourselves! Not like when we were there on the weekend.

Thank you my darling! I thought it was a rather good photo.

Was, they've got bunny ears, teddy bears, fluffy pink profiles. Whaddya we got to do to earn 6 euros?

You look great Mom!

Nope. I maintain that these slippers are not a wise investment as a gift. Not very special

Hi,
I happened to be there one year during the fair. It’s gigantic, and everything the poster says. All accommodations for kilometers around are booked, too, during the fair. By chance I had friends living in Orange at the time, so I went there for the night.
Cheers,
Keith