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| TJ was excited by but very respectful of the pool. |
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| Walking through Gaujac on our way to Oppidum. |
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| JT practices some silly walks. TJ learns rodeo moves. |
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| Roman ruins of Oppidum, including the hunting dog who decided to take a break from flushing wild hogs out of the brush and instead took a light hike with us. |
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| Oppidum overlooking Gaujac. |
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| Napping on the Oppidum descent. |
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| Enjoying a baguette in Connaux. |
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| Picnic in the back yard. |
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| Flynn boys relax by the pool. |
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| Late-night skills practice at the Gaujac futbol pitch. |
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| Breakfast in the main house. |
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| TJ spent half of his mealtimes bopping in and out of the back door. |
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| In Uzes, TJ latched onto this young boy with both hands. I believe it was part of building international relations. |
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| Who says? Uzes! (a.k.a. the cutest little town I've ever seen.) |
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| TJ enjoyed his first forward-facing time in our French rental car. |
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| Pont du Gard, the highest of all Roman aqueducts, is part of a 50km system that descended only 56ft along that length. If you look really close, you might see the spec of some people under the center arches. |
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| Taking a break in the tunnel that extended past the bridge portion of the aqueduct. |
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| Back at the Rhone Retreat, we get a little reading and Tozzle (Toddler Puzzle ap) relaxation time. |
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