Probably picnics on blankets under the pines rather than out on the open grass, someone practising an instrument under the bridge arches in the late afternoon, and slow family cycling on Sunday mornings.
Sunday mornings this stretch changes hands entirely — grandparents and small kids on bikes, three abreast at walking pace. Anyone running seriously already knows and shifts west of Serrans until midday.
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The old stone arches work as practice rooms — there's nearly always someone under one with a trumpet or a drum pad in the late afternoon, because it's the only part of the riverbed that has walls to bounce off.
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Blankets go under the pines on the museum side, never out on the open grass — by midday the open part is unusable and everyone has shuffled into the tree line anyway. Sunday afternoons that edge is shoulder to shoulder while the middle of the lawn sits empty.
everything comes down the ramp with you — people load up at the shops on the streets above, because there's nothing to buy once you're in the riverbed
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