It was in the middle of summer, several years ago. At the time, my GPS was suddenly frozen and oddly stopped catching signals from a satellite. I drove my beloved blue Peugeot 207 on a highway going to Beaune from Dijon, where I never
came before, thus, doubtlessly I was a new comer knowing nothing which
exits or routes I should go without my mighty GPS. So, quite naturally, I had no choice
but took first exit I found after having lost any GPS-signals, and entered an
unknown small town in the Bourgogne region.
The town was located between gentle hills covered with quasi-ever green, most parts of which were, of course, vineyards. I drove around this small town for looking for a parking space, where I stopped my
Peugeot in order to figure out what was going on with my GPS. The town was
so small that in fact, I hardly found any parking lots, so, made a short
stop on a small open space in front of a high school.
To say precisely,
it was in front of the school's outside swimming-pool, so, while waiting for my GPS coming normal after completing shutdown and restart operation, I just listened to joyful
cheers of students enjoying their swimming lessen in the summer afternoon. I felt dry and gentle breezes coming from my car window, and they also went inside an old three-story apartment next to the high school, opened its
windows widely.
Here was in the small town, Bourgogne, France.
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