More of Greoux

Our pictures of Greoux were taken in winter so there are not very many people out, the shopkeepers don't put their wares outside, and the restaurants don't use their outdoor seating.  For pictures of Greoux later in the year, try    Gallery of 9 photos for Gréoux-les-Bains
http://www.beyond.fr/villphotos/greoux-les-bains-photo-gallery.html

One afternoon we went to the city park bordered by the Verdon river.  It has a children's playground, a bicycle track with fun jumps that J loves, and a pathway with exercise equipment so the locals can stay fit.  There are instructions for how to use each piece of equipment in four different languages.  Pictures below.

One night we went to a restaurant in Greoux called "Histoire de crepes" with M & M and some of their friends from the LDS branch.  Of course they served crepes--both main dish crepes and dessert crepes.  Pictures below.  The web address for the map to "Histoire de crepes" is below.  If it works you can move it around to see the street where M & M live - Chemin Saint Aurelle.  https://www.google.com/maps/place/Histoire+de+cr%C3%AApes/@43.7565266,5.8982314,17z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xdfc333c2aba9fb33

At Histoire de crepes with my very large vegetarian crepe.

My dessert crepe with caramel sauce, whipped cream and ice cream.

Dad's dessert crepe with cooked bananas, ice cream, whipped cream and amazing chocolate sauce.

We ate it all!

The Greoux bell tower - every town has one.

Exercising in the park.

The sign is in 4 languages.

Looking up the exercise trail.

I tried this, but it didn't turn out too well for me.

One more look at that crepe dinner.