Paris, before lunch
He brought one baguette to keep the march on tempo.
The tower was easy to find; follow the drums and the red smoke. I carried the bakery’s longest baguette because the chant keeps rushing the final beat. Tell Henri the crust survived, although one end now conducts the brass section.
Three marches ended early and collided with lunch. ChickenFrance now keeps parade time with one regulation bakery baton.
Collect the straightest loaf at 08:10.
Blue left, white centre, red right.
Keep the tower twelve degrees starboard.
Crust up on four; down on one.
Back to the coop before sunset.
ChickenFrance
The march ends exactly at lunch.