The weather forecast for today was promising (meaning: no rain, if also no sunshine) so we set off for a ramble to the medieval town of Provins, about an hour away. For once the forecast was accurate, and we had a fine day; well, we didn’t get rained on. First, we visited St. Loup-de-Naud, a tiny little town near Provins....
Brocante appears in the www.wordreference.com French-English dictionary translated as “bric-a-brac,” “second-hand,” and “junk.” After visiting the Montigny-sur-Loing Brocante Nocturne (“nocturne” because it went from noon to midnight), I lean toward the third of those definitions.
No big activities the last couple days, so I’ll just post some pictures.
Moret-sur-Loing
We went back to Moret-sur-Loing again. We still like the place.