Thanks, Otavio. Glad you enjoyed the photos.
Exactly, Paul. That is the amazing aspect of the historical stuff. It's all just taken in stride as a part of life, no big deal. There are one or two for the tourists. Whenever we mentioned to a French person that we had been to Les Beaux, they would scoff and say that it was just a tourist town and no French people go there. Which was true enough, it was definitely a tourist trap. But it was interesting none the less.
The core/downtown area of those old villages are fascinating. Buildings that are centuries old and streets that were designed for foot and/or horse traffic. And just randomly laid out, no grid pattern like we are accustomed to in the USA. It is a bit scary the way they drive their cars down those narrow streets![]()