Serge ran alone on these roads, which crossed fields and forests and which were just wide enough to accommodate our camper.<\/p>\n
At 15H00, in Aillant-sur-Tholon, 2 runners and 2 cyclists were waiting for Serge to accompany him for a few kilometers.<\/p>\n
Then the numbers increased progressively: 4 then 5 then 10 and finally 20, as well as cyclists. One would have thought a remake of Forest Gump. Serge was literally carried along by all these runners who came to accompany him. Here there was no competition, only the pleasure of sharing.<\/p>\n
The welcome in Mon\u00e9teau couldn’t have been warmer. It was the happiness of shared pleasure, of sincerity and friendship. The municipality presented Serge with a medal because there is a long history of friendship which goes back to 2002. Don’t miss the semi-marathon of Mon\u00e9teau in May; it’s organized in the most incredibly friendly way. Sign up without fail and go out of your way to be there. Note that the wine cellars are not far…..<\/p>\n
The evening ended around a table. Daniel and Martine had organized everything: the dinner with about 15 people, the breakfast, the laundry (thank you Martine), the vaccination against hepatitis, which we hadn’t found time to do earlier, like many other things.
Pascal came for two days to make some movies and Arlette and Daniel arrived with the four-wheel drive and the trailer heavily loaded. So tomorrow we will be 2 vehicles and 4 people to accompany Serge.<\/p>\n
It was an excellent day for Serge after the first night when he finally was able to sleep like a baby. <\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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THE INCREDIBLE SERGE GIRARD’S CHALLENGE<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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