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Tour de France: Why this year’s race is about far more than cycling – Sydney Morning Herald
The world’s best-known bike race offers a cultural, historical and gastronomic experience for frustrated travellers.
“Everyone has already turned to lots of movies and documentaries to replace world travel,” he said. “All of those shows that are based in beautiful settings far away will continue to be popular during lockdown.”
France’s Julian Alaphilippe, wearing the Tour de France leader’s yellow jersey, rides next to a field of sunflowers during the fourth stage last year.Credit:AP
Dr Parmegiani knows many people who admit they have been watching shows for the scenery rather than the plot lately.
And whil…
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