Thanks Rich. I’m hoping that I get a chance to meet up with you and Robin. I’ll touch base once I get to France

Thanks for finishing this journal off - I was a bit worried about you. It sounds like you’ve been through the wringer this winter. Hopefully everything will work out for this spring and you’ll be back to your usual adventurous self. Looking forward to what comes next!

6 weeks or more till healed enough to do whatever, but then it is a bit tender for a few more months. Good nutrition helps, but when younger (early 40s) it took less time than this one (I was 78).

Hope you are fully recovered.

Thanks Patrick

Thanks Suzanne - hoping the next journal is free of significant injury!

Thanks Karen

Thanks Jonathan

For sure I don’t want to miss a chance to meet you and Al!

This is my first and hopefully last experience with a broken rib. I hadn’t realized how long the recovery can be. I hope you’re fully recovered from your latest mishap.

Thanks for sharing your story, Susan. And, glad to hear you're on the mend and ready for another stint in Paris! Looking forward to reading about your adventures.

A great read, Susan! Happy to see the completed journal and that you are now ready to move on to new adventures. Bon voyage and see you soon!

Ditto from Jacquie’s comment!.. Grateful you let us all know you WILL be traveling on the bike again soon. :)

Glad to hear you’re able to get to Paris. Enjoy your stay.

I started this post worrying that you were going to have to bow out of the meet-up in Pont-en-Royons--glad you are going to make it!

Good to see you are recovered! I understand broken ribs recovery, having endured the process 3 different times over the decades. The most recent was early last fall, so it is fresh in my memory!!

As always, I enjoyed the nature shots... Especially the chameleon!