• Many layers of an Ancient City

    December 7, 2024 in France ⋅ 🌬 15 °C

    Ahhh! The many ages of Arles, France. Development by humans goes back to 600 BCE, and civilizations have come and gone since then, leaving impressions and remnants. Wanderings the alleyways and cobbles, I can imagine how this place has transformed.

    The mighty Rhône River flows through the City, encased by massive stone walls. A major transit way for shipping and commerce. I cannot touch this river, or even get close to the water without fear of falling into its swirling current. So I must be content to admire from the steep edges, and extensive stone walkways.

    Ate the most amazing ratatouille black wheat (aka buckwheat) crepes here! Lots of time to get lost in the maze of an ancient city.
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