Here is my participation in today's @alive.chat :

The topic is: "Larry Is Alive - And Deliver Results - Get Paid To Find Him!"

I wanted to share some photos from Taiwan, where Larry's son is finishing his Asian tour, but he didn't send me any.

So I'm sharing a few photos from Montpellier (France), where I stayed last month.
The first shows the café "Mireille" which is an alternative place located on a quiet little square next to a church in the medieval town.
Everything is homemade, from drinks like kefir and kombucha to cakes, jams and French toast.
On certain evenings, it plays host to musicians and a solidarity store selling second-hand clothes at free prices.

The second shows the cathedral forecourt, with its impressive arch.

And on the third, one of the many street art pieces decorating the walls. It's worth noting that these works are now pasted rather than painted directly, so the support is not damaged.
But what's Larry doing in this garbage can? 😂

Here is my 113° participation in the new adventures of Larry The PostMan @LarryIsAlive.

For more information on LarryIsAlive adventures look at the post:
Introducing The New Larry Is Alive Contest.

For the first task I needed to read at least 10 mails on Listnerds and post a proof of it, this is mine:

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For the second task I needed to watch at least 10 adds on LeadsLeap and post a proof of it, this is mine:

If you are not already registered on @LeadsLeap please consider the use of my ref link to signup:

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