Olargues- Further into the Haut Languedoc

We all- Jane, Merv, first four letters- went up in the hills for lunch.  (Grandma and Grand-dad caught a train to Montpellier/Nimes yesterday).
Olargues is a beautiful village on the side of a river. The restaurant had a garden on the hillside where our salads came from.
The picture is not great, but overlooks the garden and river, and the bridge back to the village is in the background.

Here we are on Pont Eiffel, jut outside of town.

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