Our small, quiet hamlet is awash with children. Monsieur Escalier has his four year old twin grandchildren staying on the farm, and ten year old Tomas and his family have arrived at Philippe’s gite for the Easter week.
all smiles again after his tumble |
I had a good ride out this morning and actually managed to get up Scramble Hill, albeit very slowly. I’ve still got a lot of work to do to regain last summer’s form.
Do the boys not join you (for the first 100 metres)?
ReplyDeleteThey're not even out of bed when we go out!
DeleteCute blue cycling helmet. I like to see children peddling, those little feet have to do 10 to one adult stroke to keep up!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
I wish I had some of their energy.
DeleteWasn't it your blog's birthday yesterday? X
DeleteGood grief, so it was! How did you know that?
DeleteI was remembering the period, after Rachel mentioned the Tour de France, so I checked your sidebar dates and discovered that myself only now and, seeing you made no mention of it, I thought I'd let you know :)
DeleteHappy Blog Anniversary, please keep it up. X
The Tour de France won't be long.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to go and watch it for real this year. I've promised Paul I won't dress up as a chicken or run alongside the riders.
DeleteI look forward to watching out for you running beside the riders
DeleteOh, I just re-read what you said. Well I'll watch out for Paul running beside the riders without a shirt on.
DeleteWhat a nice small village street you have there.
ReplyDeleteThere's only nine houses here - just a hamlet.
DeleteThe only thing missing on those photos is you walking your dog, Sue ! Maybe next year?
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