Friday, February 01, 2008

Puy-L'Evêque

This tiny town on the Lot River is very close to the place we rented when we stayed there in 1995. It's amazing, if not a little boring. There's really nothing going on there, except for the lives of the people who live there. And that's probably enough.

Puy L'Evêque on the Lot.

There's a bridge, a pretty modern one, across the Lot at Puy-L'Evêque. It's from the bridge that I took these photos. We crossed the bridge a lot while we were there. A lot. Le Lot. Hehehehe.

A close-up of town.

Ain't it purdy?
Posted by wcs at 20:46
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous01 February, 2008 16:33

    I like it a LOT;-)

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  2. susan01 February, 2008 18:51

    Oh, so you crossed the Lot alot, huh? Um, Walt, I think the weather is getting to you. All that wind must be responsible for stirring up your pun factory. And, yes, it's very purdy, indeed.

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  3. Bill Braine01 February, 2008 20:29

    Was le Lot low?

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  4. Anonymous02 February, 2008 05:54

    It's very crowded. Buildings seem on top of one another, or touching each other. It still looks nice, next to the river.

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  5. wcs02 February, 2008 08:57

    evelyn, that's the spirit!

    susan, one looks for amusement where one can find it, doesn't one? ;)

    bill, just a little...

    claudia, it's built on a hillside, so they are really on top of each other.

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