The sun was shining which was great for those sporty types who arrived in the village for a refreshment stop on a 40km ( don't quote me on that) walk. Not as daunting as it sounds as people drop in and out at different stages with only the super fit doing the lot. Christian was of course there to help . The forcast for tomorrow is not so good so we had an apéro at the bar before lunch to make the most of the sunshine. Here we found brioche on sale, an annual event to raise funds for children with disabilities and evidently sales are down - a sign of the times. (Apparently Marie-Antoinette said"let them eat brioche" and not"let them eat cake" as I learnt at school). The patron was in full voice inside so it's anyone's guess if he'll be open this evening.
Sunday 11 April 2010
Sunday Service
The sun was shining which was great for those sporty types who arrived in the village for a refreshment stop on a 40km ( don't quote me on that) walk. Not as daunting as it sounds as people drop in and out at different stages with only the super fit doing the lot. Christian was of course there to help . The forcast for tomorrow is not so good so we had an apéro at the bar before lunch to make the most of the sunshine. Here we found brioche on sale, an annual event to raise funds for children with disabilities and evidently sales are down - a sign of the times. (Apparently Marie-Antoinette said"let them eat brioche" and not"let them eat cake" as I learnt at school). The patron was in full voice inside so it's anyone's guess if he'll be open this evening.
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