1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. That really helps me.

I better do that. It's my favourite part of the pod as well.

The longest stage in Paris, 212.4 km stage 5, running down the

throne valley into a slight headwind all day from Saint-Soph Saint-Foyant-Sus-Wise.

No, that's a terrible, terrible bit of pronunciation, I'll try to get it.

Saint-Sophoyant-Sus-Quais to Saint-Paul Twashatou, what a mouthful it was, both the

start and the finish today. Saint-Sophoyant, incidentally, was a Christian

martyr who, we're not quite sure whether he was beheaded or beaten to death with

clubs under the reign of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, who you know, but a lot about

Jesus. The reason that he was beaten to death was because there was a

pagan procession through his town in 178 AD, and he saw a statue of the

pagan goddess Cibile, and he asked for some tools to destroy the statue, and that

was enough for the Roman authorities to take him under that, but he was an

aristocrat, so he wasn't instantly killed. He was given the chance to

recant and to repent, but he didn't. He said, no, I will face my death, and as

he was taken away to his execution, his mother saw him being taken to his death,

and she said the following words in the gawlish language that existed back

then, Gnate, Gnate, Mett-Mentorbe, Tordiwal, which means son, son, remember your

God. Wow. Then there was an attack from Jonas Grego in the King of the

Mountains, Jersey, and he was joined by Sandi du Jardin, 25-year-old

ride, a different total energy, who passed through his hometown of Turnaw, where

his sister is the president of the local cycling club, his sister Salomey,

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