Sacrebleu ! I recognise the area (and the licence plate), I live in Montpellier ! A shame I'm not around, I would have offered you a beer and shown you a proper VFR :-)
Sacrebleu ! I recognise the area (and the licence plate), I live in Montpellier ! A shame I'm not around, I would have offered you a beer and shown you a proper VFR :-)
We are in Montpellier till Sunday, staying on rue Paul Brousse. Then off to Mougins.
Sacrebleu ! I recognise the area (and the licence plate), I live in Montpellier ! A shame I'm not around, I would have offered you a beer and shown you a proper VFR :-)
We are in Montpellier till Sunday, staying on rue Paul Brousse. Then off to Mougins.
The bikes across from a soukh on Rue Daru.
Ever seen this one?
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Sorry :-( I'm on the other side of the country for an other week.
Given the bright yellow color, the Varadero could belong to a rider opening the road for oversize load trucks. It used to be a police/gendarmerie job, but not anymore. These riders have to have yellow bikes.
I hope you have a chance to ride "la Corniche des Cévennes" before you go. It's road D9, north of Montpellier, between Florac and Saint-Jean-Du-Gard, on top of the crest.
50 km of very nice road, very nice view, maybe a bit busy with dutch caravans on a Saturday though :-)
And if you follow the mediterranean coast to go from Montpellier to Mougin via Marseille(s), be sure not to miss "La route des Crêtes" (D141) between Cassis and La Ciotat ! Short piece of road but wonderful view :-)