It is meant as a portrayal of the early 50's, or so. Before bike touring was a thing. And besides, who in their right mind would want to ride in that traffic?

Glad you both seem to be doing ok! Hope this continues!

Touché , Scott ;)

Yes, I agree with Kelly..what is your preference? I would think the hard nougat would be most difficult to chew without thinking about a chipped tooth!
Regarding the employees and visitors REALLY close, I had the same thoughts! Cleanliness issues ( germs) no gloves, or a mask so close to food made me really wonder. C’est la vie, I suppose ;)

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Interesting no one is ON a bike in this drawing 😬

That looks like the place! Luckily we got his passport dried out with no permanent damage. The hotel in Boug St A a much better choice than ours which was sell hidden in a tiny street at the town at the top of the hill

Now I'm looking at the map - this is close enough to our intended route this summer, we could detour a little more and visit the nougat factory ourselves!

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!

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

Thank you.💖

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

Just adorable !

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

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.