Blog 207 Montmorillon to Meung sur Loire
17th May
I love old fashioned France, the bits that peel off walls, crumble on the ground underneath rain stained posters advertising the customary 'fete’. It’s a land of little events, toujours un fête. I drink a cafe au lait in Le Blanc, the Cafe du Centre across the way from the more exotic Bar Le Theatre except I’m in the sun. I have a small secret smile. I am nearly finished with this ride and I won’t miss one single moment.
The Paddock Cafe, Chattillon sur Indre - Nick + Guy the Owner
I was mooching around small towns in the Indre valley south of the River Loire and found this little cafe. Perfect for bikers (motorcyclists) park outside, enjoy the biker conviviality inside, great inexpensive food. Guy will find somewhere for you to pitch your tent!
I’m glad it’s nearly done, except I have to stay alive until Amsterdam or it will have become a fruitless task. It’s quiet here, the river nearby is slow, tumbling over the weir but on the square the shops are not yet open. Stubbornly through the sound of cars pigeons soften the air with their love sounds, cooing but they they too are quiet.
Time to go Home
Portrait of a Bike
Map of the Day
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Your journey through old-fashioned France sounds absolutely enchanting! I can almost taste the cafe au lait and feel the sun on my face. The password game must have been a delightful addition to your adventure. Can't wait to hear more about your experiences in the Indre valley.
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