Cycling in Provence – Through the Vineyards of the Luberon
Explore · Julie Whitmarsh · Stay FitWhen I packed my cycle kit to come over this time, I put in enough layers to keep me warm in the expected arctic temperatures, hoping to snatch a few precious moments out on the bike before dashing home to thaw out in front of the fire. I think, in hindsight, I rather over-packed as since I arrived, the weather has been wonderfully mild & I’ve been arriving home from rides needing a cold drink rather than a thermal blanket!
Continue reading here for Julie’s cycling exploration through the vineyards of the Luberon. The vineyards of the Luberon are beautiful any time of year, even during winter months.
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