The problem is, I don't know how long I'll be able to fit into that cute little cabin if tonight's dinner is any indication. With suitable wines, bien s r . Twelve of us are on the cruise along the Canal de Bourgogne-the Burgundy Canal. When I get up, we are anchored in the village of Les Granges sous Grignon. A walk is in order.
Asters brighten the yards.
After an unseasonably warm day, the evening is cool and pleasant. We're here to travel, eat, and relax. Remodeled in 1979, it has served as a pleasure boat ever since. France is crisscrossed by canals, some built as early as the 17th century. Back in 1680, a canal connecting the Seine and Saone rivers was already a gleam in various people's eyes.