Moissac is an easy ride as long as you get on the right canal. A bit confusing out of Toulouse but a cyclist guided me to a nice one. Not the right one but nice until it was not
Gps got me to the canal de borde Garonne.
Few towns so good was delayed. OK die to cassoulet yesterday.
Picnic lunch in Montech..good fruits at Carrafour.
Now on Le canal des deux mers. Near Moissac there is a canal bridge but not by Eifel. Still nice.
Upgraded to a suite as hotel was full. Great room with excellent view of river. But, third floor and Wi-Fi does not work but intermittently.
Confusing town with canals and rivers. We passed through here on the Camino. Does not look familiar except the central square and its Les Halles and of course the Abby where i waited for QB's arrival.
QB and others who may be interested go to the blog and search on Moissac.
At blog.boogs. net
Paid to go in the Cloitre last time, padded this time.
The town is not much after Toulouse. One comes for the Abby which may have started with Clovis. Finished about 1100.
Organ recital in progress when I arrived.
For dinner I tried to order La Soze. Got nowhere. Spelled it. Wrote it down
Nope. Then she wrote La Souze. Oii?
Clearly it is spelled differently than in Toulouse. No matter how one spells it: it is fine. A bit sweeter than a pastis
Someone: what is it made from?
Shared from Google Keep
Boog's Blog 
http://www.pernod.fr/english/marques/autres_boissons/suze.html