I had a vending machine pizza once and it wasn’t too bad; no worse than a frozen one. Unfortunately, the machine was in the middle of a highway interchange so I bungied it to my rear rack and cycled back to my campsite. https://www.cycleblaze.com/journals/france2019/port-blanc-to-saint-michel-en-greve/

Canadian history generally seemed pretty tame and straightforward to us growing up. Now, as we are getting older, and hopefully wiser, we are realizing that there are interconnections and undercurrents that we never knew about.

Please let us know what you find.

Okay, I’m going to have to buy some here in Canada and look at the Canadian label.

Interesting about the history signs. I don’t recall hearing about the expulsion of the Acadians in high school but did learn about it in a magazine article around 1974, which I used as the basis for a report. It was also around that time I learned that my family background on my father’s side was Acadian. Our family left France through La Rochelle but fled to PEI during the Expulsion.

Ditto what Scott said! Well done!

Very funny.....a truck trap?

The Catalan separation movement is a "thing" in this region.

Ouch!

What’s the pile of asphalt in the center, surrounded by metal fencing? Possible future EV set up? Or, a giant sand box..;0

Ouch. Been there, done that. But, always hilarious when someone walks into a glass door. *uninjured, of course.

The bells atop right are a “ringing touch”..

If it looks like it did two years ago ( now) that is a positive sign! ( as in no new graffiti)

Better than “burned at the stake”….

That's hilarious..I hope.