Tour de France, Le Sud

Europe » France
January 29th 2012

Published: February 28th 2012

Every year, thousands of cyclists descend upon France. Some come on ultra-light carbon machines, others on steel-framed workhorses. Some come clad in sponsored spandex and are pampered in luxury buses, while others wear worn out clothing and settle for tents. But everyone comes for the beautiful country roads, scenic villages, fine food and wine, and fresh morning pastries. From the Côte d'Az... Read Full Entry

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interesting sights...

and the occasional hill.

There are many ways...

...to overcome the hills though.

The French...

Evolution

Camping Non-Naturiste

Our daily routine of packing and unpacking. Thankfully our 'leisure sheet' made up for the lack of picnic tables in most campgrounds.

One of our favourite locations in the southwest. Rocamadour is a centuries old cliffside monastery and pilgrimage site that was a great base to explore local caves and geese farms.

La Region Lot

L'architecture du Lot

Heading North

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