@Elessar Oh cool. I thought they looked like the American ones that you lean over and it squirts water in your face. But yea that doesn't sound clean and drinkable.
@HannibalAteMeOut I need to get myself a proper bike, I went to the hills with my current bike designed for plains and I've almost died going up 😆 gear 1 both front and rear and I could barely move the pedals.
@deadgerbil They don't scare me, lol. One problem is that they're closed by 7pm, and often by then I'm just at 50% of the ride, and another is that I've no idea if the water from the fountains there is safe to drink 😅
@Elessar That’s neat! 😃 I think it’s a European feature… haven’t seen it in other countries. I remember reading/hearing something about it during the Tour de France show. Wonder if all the taps have safe drinking water though?
@LordShadowfire They close at 7pm, and also if it's water from the underlying aquifer you're drinking essence of grand-grand-pas. It should be "drinkable" if it's listed on there, but also, the fountains they install in cemeteries are generally for watering the flowers/plants, and I've never seen anyone drinking from one