Carousels aee fairly common in nany of the towns here. We find them really attractive and even though they go around fast, at least they remain in one plane.

It somehow seems exotic, whereas our clovers at home seem quite ordinary.

Interesting. We had never heard of this spurt, sea walking, hut it is apparently a thing along the coast here.

Crimson clover
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trifolium_incarnatum

A.S.R.Y. is more likely Amicale Sportive des Retraités Yonnais, a member of the French Federation of Sports Retirement. The club is based in La Roche sur Yon, about 40 km inland.

It's quite possible the plane was installed to replace something else. It's also quite possible that the carousel includes parts from more than one old ride. We used to take our kids to visit the one near us when we lived in Burnaby--once they were old enough because it goes very fast! A local paper published a story about its history https://burnabybeacon.com/p/cw-parker-carousel-burnaby-village-museum

That’s the name of tbe store “ reasoning”, probably.. as if “ packed like sardines “😬

And a nice clock so you know when it’s time for church! 😬

Oops!

We liked it also, but had supplies already for breakfast so gave theirs a miss. Michel says Hi to you.

Probably would have been fine, but we were tired and Dodie has occasional balance issues, so the paved no traffic road was a better choice for us.

Good guess, but not how it works. Check out today's post (April 13) for the real method.

Thank you for the vote of confidence.

Since we are tourists we look for the wow. No time or energy to look for the subtleties that make a place great to live in.

Hi again,
I stayed at the Brit hotel when I was last in Pornic. Lovely staff. I don’t remember the breakfast, though.
Cheers