Lacoste

The medieval village has been largely restored in recent years. Everything seems authentic. In any case, it produces beautiful images. Critics will undoubtedly be outraged by the sterile nature. You won't find any cigarette butts, no cans, no glass in the village. It looks as if it weren't French. The village is therefore almost entirely in the hands of an American art academy that has turned the houses into a kind of luxurious student housing.
But these are the essential concerns. It does not bother the bon vivants. They enjoy tapping the images under their cycling shoes on the cobblestones, or the cobbles as our neighbors to the north say.

Wim Willems