Journal Comments - Grampies Grand Return to France: Summer 2024 - CycleBlaze

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From Grampies Grand Return to France: Summer 2024 by Steve Miller/Grampies

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Kelly Iniguez commented on a photo in Day 59: Le Pouzin to Bourg Saint Andeol

Do you prefer hard or soft nougat? I did a little search and came up with Torrone - is that a brand of nougat? I'm thinking that perhaps your nougat is my salted nut roll filling on steroids, and perhaps something I would really like!

1 month ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Day 59: Le Pouzin to Bourg Saint Andeol

I like the way she’s daintily showing a little leg for us. Quite fetching.

1 month ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Karen Poret on a photo in Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

Thank you.💖

1 month ago
Karen Poret commented on Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

You two deserve the Girl Scout badge for bravery and courage. ( not to be confused with the Wizard of Oz group) :)

1 month ago
Karen Poret commented on a photo in Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

Just adorable !

1 month ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

Cattle Egrets it is! (But saw no cows in the trees!)

1 month ago
Patrick O'Hara commented on a photo in Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

I love how the French have kept the look of their bike signage mainly consistent throughout the country. The classic green and white signs are always easy to spot.

1 month ago
Tricia Graham commented on Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

Just a shame you missed the first part of the Via Rhona it is outstanding. We stayed at that same Ibis in a very snug room

1 month ago
Scott Anderson commented on a photo in Day 58: Tournon to Le Pouzin

That’s really wonderful. We’ve only seen huge gatherings like this a couple of times before, most memorably years ago on the Guadalquivir at Cordoba. They turned the trees white.

And then, like you, I thought they were little egrets. I was wrong though. I think they’re cattle egrets, which do gather in large flocks like this. Note the yellow bills and the yellowish smudge on their foreheads. Little egrets have black bills.

1 month ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by marilyn swett on a photo in Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

There will be lots more as we continue to head south towards Spain.

1 month ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Susan Carpenter on a photo in Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

Steve is always ready to offer help but hates asking. Dodie is always willing to ask for help, directions, etc.

1 month ago
marilyn swett commented on a photo in Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

Yum! We love paella.

1 month ago
Susan Carpenter commented on a photo in Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

Such a great experience. I have benefited many times from similar unsolicited volunteer help while navigating train stations. I have also not been shy about asking for help when I'm in dire straits. Don't be shy about asking for help, I find most folks are more than willing to help out.

1 month ago
Karen Poret commented on Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

What a game changer this story is! Help, Sunshine, Trains be damned ( but necessary) and chocolate ! :)

1 month ago
Steve Miller/Grampies replied to a comment by Scott Anderson on a photo in Day 57: Macon to Tournon sur Rhone

Huh, google lens suggested a restart but we were too tired to think properly and never considered it might be female, just that it was not red enough. Thanks for the correction.

1 month ago