Supporting the French Resistance

The Americans travelling on UK passports and the Brit found themselves in Vichy for the night.  A random stop turned into a great hotel in the middle of the city, satisfying crepes for dinner for all and a taste of the famous water.  There are dormant volcanos in the area, so the water tastes of minerials.
The final leg of the drive to Janes' tomorrow should put us there in time for a swim before tea.

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