I found this old column from 7/1/97… it's about an eating adventure during one of our French bike trips, so here you go… FRANCE - You have to admire the French. Well, you don't have to, but I do. After all, you gotta love a country with the stomach to eat every part of anything … Continue reading Culinary Adventure Fulfilling
Month: November 2018
The People I Meet (Story 2): D-Day, Pointe du Hoc and Jean and Genevieve Leloup
I wrote this after our 1993 honeymoon French bike trip... “I am sorry for my English,” Jean Leloup said. Fortunately, his wife, Genevieve, spoke perfect English. And, like many married couples who have been together for decades, the Leloups know what the other is about to say before they say it. Genevieve, who has heard … Continue reading The People I Meet (Story 2): D-Day, Pointe du Hoc and Jean and Genevieve Leloup
The People I Meet (Story No. 1): Poor, Poor Pitiful Tom
I was leafing through my biking France journals ... and came across an entry from June 25, 1992. About poor, poor, pitiful Tom. Ah, I remember him and his sad-sack, lost-love story so well. Tom's story got me thinking: Hey, I’ve been doing this since 1990, when I became obsessed with cycle tourism and rode … Continue reading The People I Meet (Story No. 1): Poor, Poor Pitiful Tom
It’s Scary On Top of the Pont du Gard
Susan found this photo from our 1995 trip ... of me standing on top of the Pont du Gard. You can't tell from this photo ... but I'm kind of scared. And maybe even shaking a little bit in my bike shorts. Hey, it was super high and narrow up there, and really windy. You … Continue reading It’s Scary On Top of the Pont du Gard
