And the the This is join us in France episode 56.

Hello, I'm Annie and I am pleased to be talking to you.

Today I bring you a wonderful tour guide from Provence, a lady named Veronique Flayol, who is a native of Provence and

specializes in wheelchair accessible tours in Provence.

She owns a van in which she can take a wheelchair and if she needs to take more than one

wheelchair she can rent a vehicle that can accommodate more. But I really think she goes above and beyond simply being able to take a wheelchair in her vehicle.

She really makes sure that every aspect of your tour, if you need an accessible tour is fully accessible.

The restaurants, the bathrooms, the museums, the whole thing.

She'll take you through roads where you're not going to have any trouble.

So that's a really, really important service

that she offers there.

She also does day tours for cruise passengers and those are always hugely popular in Provence

because when you have just a short stop you really need help getting places you want to see and back to the ship before it sails off.

I got her to say a few words in Provenc Sal, which is a lovely dialect, which I don't speak, but she does quite well.

So that was very fun and also, as you may know, France has, the south of France has some distinctive accents the

South East of France has her accent the the Provenzae accent and the Southwest has my accent which is the Toulouse accent and hers is just absolutely fabulous.

It's beautiful.

It makes me smile just hearing it. It brings the sunshine just

just hearing that that accent.

So it was lovely to hear her say a little bit about

in French. And those of you who speak French will really enjoy that.

Her website is provance-transport.fr. I'll put a link to it in the show notes at join us in France.com

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