>>77270793
oh, yeah, estuaries are rivers, now

>>77270793
Heard the Eastenders theme song seeing this thread

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>>77270793
Fuck off the Garonne and the Dordogne are based

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>>77270793
Could have been taken after rainfall thus looking dirty because of the mud slides caused by rain

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>>77271202
Nah, it always has been quite muddy around here due to the ground, but higher on the stream the water is normal

>>77270793
how will france ever recover?

>>77270793
france BTFO

>>77271332
Mon dieu that is a beautiful village.

>french people abandon this to move into a 25m2 appartment for 1300 a month in paris

>>77271497
yeah well maybe that's because there is no job in those villages ufortunately, most people would rather live there otherwise

>>77271550
There's always work in such places, just not random office jobs.

My cousin lives in an alpine village with like 200 people and makes actually a ton of cash by leading tourists through more difficult parts of the alps and teaching them skiing in winter.

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>>77271497
More often by necessity, because since 50 years we've centralized everything in the cities.
Thankfully that might change as efforts were made to not let those villages die.
More people than ever are leaving cities.