Corkos! (Or maybe cork oaks.)
From here you could see the ocean if I had a wide-angle lens. Frejus and St. Rapheal would be to the left. At the right, you can see a bit of the Montagne de Roquebrun. The town of Roquebrun is our (mistaken) goal for the day.
Starting down the hill!
This terrible picture memorializes a _wonderful_ dinner in Frejus.
From our hotel room in Frejus.
Thalassa!
Soy Rider
Lunchtime near the cathedral in Frejus.
The cloister at the cathedral in Frejus.
Beautiful little paintings of animals, monsters, men, etc. on the ceiling of the cloister. I couldn't get them lit very well, unfortunately.
Ampitheater at Frejus. It really was almost rubble at some point. They are trying to do serious reconstruction over the next 9 months. Various reconstructions efforts over the decades have sometimes had an eye on historical accuracy, and sometimes not.
Frejus has a petit train! Efforts to get Terresa to pose with it were unsuccessful.
I have food poisoning in Frejus. From bad poulet roti from the supermarket in Fayence two nights ago.
My waves of cramps do not dampen Teresa's spirits!
Many cool architectural features in Aix en Provence.
Also much good food on display in Aix!
How many things can we eat now, and still have a good dinner?
Cloister in Aix.