Blue Sky Biking in Provence
Explore · Paula Kane · Stay FitWell, well. This is just unbelievable, really. The sky has been bright blue, the temperatures between +32 and +36 and no wind. It’s been perfect for weeks, I almost can’t believe it.
This past week has been silly busy with my brother-in-law visiting, Jason arriving, my brother-in-law leaving, another friend arriving, heading to the Alps and heading back. Phew, I am exhausted just writing it.
Continue reading here for details on Paula’s cycling adventures in Provence, where they are taking full advantage of summer weather and blazing blue skies.
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