Ready for the rest of my riverside cycling? Let's go.
Do you dream of having a boat at Le Mans? Well, if you ever manage this you'll be able to slide it in the water here:
Fishing is also an option:
It's a marvellous day that finally allows me to enjoy summer after so many bad ones:
Not that the temperatures are necessarily related to summer standards but I've dropped mine a lot lately. Besides, its better than a heatwave in any case.
I've just arrived at the local Kayak club:
Consider the members as lucky guys to be able to go sporting at this location:
Not that the footballers are less lucky to be able to do their thing a few meters away:
Huisne river snakes around creating these eye candies:
As for me, I'm more than happy to cycle around here after bathing my eyes in the above beauty so I follow this track:
Which leads me to this tiny bridge:
And later to even more eye soothing beauties:
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At this point Le Mans comes to an end:
Not my cycling though so I continue SE on the Epau bridge:
Which offers a pretty nice view I must admit:
And here's where Arch de la Nature park begins:
It's a large recreational area that goes way beyond this football field which is actually just a tiny part of the whole thing. So I follow this path to explore the rest:
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One path leads to another:
One open field leads to another:
Peace and serenity generously offered by the element of water:
It feels to me like I'd spend a significant amount of my time here if I would ever reside at Le Mans:
On my way back West to my place in the city I make a stop at this river lock:
And later this next one:
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It's just regular stuff here but in the absence of rivers due to my Athenian background I find them interesting to watch the change of the water flow.
Here's is a video with clips of my whole cycling day:
Thanks for stopping by, hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
See you on the next one!