In Lyon, two all-blacks on self-service bicycles were seen climbing Fourvières Hill
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Two members of the New Zealand delegation, whose base camp is in Lyon, were seen at Veluve on Fourvière Hill.
Just days after their defeat to France’s XV in Saint-Denis, the All Blacks appear to be enjoying their stay in Lyon where their base camp is located. Two members of the delegation were seen climbing Saint Barthelemy on the handlebars of two Vélo’v bicycles, Lyon’s self-service bicycles, and climbing Fourvières Hill, to the cheers of a small number of tourists.
a “Tour of Lyon» For George Power – left cornerback due to a knee injury – and Andrew Ellis, members of the New Zealand delegation who have been following the group throughout the World Cup. An opportunity for the two Sudanese to talk a little about the capital of Gaul. “A city built around two major rivers: the Rhône and the Saône. It was known in the nineteenth centuryH Century for silk production. It is also the gastronomy capital of France», details George Bauer, a bit of a breather.
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Since their arrival, many New Zealand stars have been spotted out and about in the city’s restaurants to sample a bit of the magic of Lyon’s culture.
Three black players dined at Piquin restaurant in Lyon last week. Instagram
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