Tour de Pez: The View From The Pailheres

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Message by Edmond Hood Roadside St. 14: The choppers are the first warning, like bees in a perfect blue summer sky, the crowd stands, and way, way down below us we see them – a white jersey and a red jersey, moving steadily up the ribbon of hot tar which unwinds up the valley…


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