Firstly, going back to the cat.
The hole in the door is the cat's door, not for some giant mice, and .....
The hole in the door is the cat's door, not for some giant mice, and .....
Just thought you'd like to know, Ruth.
Off we went over Les Alpilles, in search of tomorrow's Tour de France route. Sure enough, tell-tale arrows appeared .....
We decided the best place for our viewing, and will be there at 1200 noon (local time) on Thursday 4th July. Hopefully this will be on the slopes of Les Baux, a steep windey road leading up to the aforesaid mediaeval castle.
Here is Cathy parking the car at the castle.
Another sighting of power clashing, although I'm not sure if cycling gear qualifies.
We're not phoning home - these are audioguides.
Looking down on tomorrow's TDF route. Hopefully we will be near the campervans (so as to see their TV coverage), cheering Simon Gerrans (AN AUSSIE!!!) and Orica Green Edge (AN AUSSIE TEAM) on.
I wonder if the chat gentil was the one that walked by itself?
ReplyDeleteI think you get a power clash with pants like that but if he had on black knicks he would have been quite acceptable so long as he did not use rolled up socks for emphasis.
We will keep day 6 if you like but you will have to view it at our place. I'll have to get more pastis or will shiraz do (Cathy and I will have either the Bolly or the Moet darling).
All kidding aside the views are spectacular.
It would be wonderful to wait for the pack to come through but will be watching and we will look out for Cathy's hat and Anne's many dresses. Will Anne wear them all at once?
By the way, which hair did Peter have cut?