
What a beautiful place. Bystanders watch and wonder. Some join in, some come back and become regulars.
If not for the skyscrapers, the yellow cabs and the array of wireless laptops you'd think you're in a southern French city - say Aix or Avignon.
Frederic Bourret sent us these nice souvenirs below. Especially with the delay of most digital cameras it's not always easy to catch a boule "in flight".



2 comments:
Hey! that's Joe Zajac of the Michigan Petanque Club (in the Monkey Shirt).
I have really enjoyed looking at all the sites that are now coming out of the USA. Petanque is a great sport at what ever level you play at. One day I would like to play in the USA.
Peter Galton, Southampton City Petanque Club. England.UK.
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