Posted about this location almost a year ago. The air was very fresh and crisp and the papers on the floor reminded me of leaves. The Falaise Saint Jacques was shedding most of it’s leaves so it all seemed to come together.
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Definitely a fall scene.
(not related to the great picture…but)
o.k. neath, if you are too shy to post the historical meeting on your blog, then i will need more time to mobilize other bloggers to put up a post announcing the meeting…so does sunday the 11th work for you? one week later, at 14h at the green spot on notre dame one block west of atwater.
oh yeah…its gonna be good.
Yes, sounds great!
o.k….here we go!