After an early, freezing start we arrived
in this, my favorite town on the Saone. No-one else was at the landing, which
is quite a change from last year when you were lucky to find a spot to moor.
The local market was on in the town square and it felt good
to be back in such a delightful place where the locals greet us with smiles and
lots of ‘bonjour’.
Excellent coffee was had at the small bar
in the main street while our clothes washed and dried in the local ‘Laverie’.
Buying a small washing machine once again seems a good idea as one very small
wash cost $8.
Tonight we have booked in to the local
restaurant ‘Emil Job’ for my birthday. Perhaps our ‘boat’ clothes won't be frowned
upon.
After a celebratory champagne on board Chris and Viv's boat (our new English friends) everything went beautifully.
A bavarois and creme brulee - just a visual taste of the wonderful night out.
We ambled back to the boat with moon shining on the river and needless to say slept very soundly.
The whole experience left us with the best memories of the little town.
After a celebratory champagne on board Chris and Viv's boat (our new English friends) everything went beautifully.
A bavarois and creme brulee - just a visual taste of the wonderful night out.
We ambled back to the boat with moon shining on the river and needless to say slept very soundly.
the park on the esplanade |
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