Oops. Just kidding.
Oops. Just kidding - this is the last image from that village. These were the public toilets. They smelled so bad I couldn't use them. Supposedly they are "self-cleaning." After one person used it, the door would lock and it would go through some sort of cleansing cycle, spraying everything down - allegedly - with disinfectant. Ugh. Luckily there was a makeshift urinal that I was able to use, just inside this little hut of feces.
Our other "stretch stop" was beside a very pretty lake nestled in the mountains. A few of the more adventurous members of the group actually went swimming in here. I decided to wait for a real beach.
And here it is, the Mediterranean at night. Wobbly picture, because it was cold out and the waves were crashing rather fast. There was a full moon, and it was so gorgeous.
Nice's Palais de Justice, brightly illuminated.
The conclusion of the day on Friday. As we walked around the old section of Nice, I saw a plaque and went to inspect. It told me just how old Nice is - it was first settled in 500 BC. Wow.
2 Comments:
Brillant! That bathroom looks lovely all that tile work..guess looks can be deceiving,eh!
I rememeber in England the public loo's on street corners (!) I was always told how clean they were BUT for some reason the thought of a loo being on a street corner and clean didnt favor with me! Love the pic of you with the sea as the background! Miss you mean it..Aunt Mary
Zach! Thanks for the pictures--I'm so jealous! Glad to hear you seem to be having a great time, even without a real residence... The blog was a good idea. I'm keeping myself well Zach-informed.
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