This photo nicely shows how blue the sky was, we hadn't lost our charms yet.
 

A while later, we became very thirsty. Bram started pumping water from a ditch, but I didn't think it looked clean. There were many brambles along the road, which I ate while Bram was busy. The ditch was much lower than the road, so he needed to climb and nearly fell. The water tasted 'odd', I think that was because of the cow farm 100 meters away..

 

A lot further, we found a soda machine. That felt really good after cycling 60 km with barely enough water. In the next town, the stores were finally open. In France, most stores are closed between noon and 2 o'clock. We bought a few baguettes, an enormous amount of water, and a bottle of Oasis lemonade. Underneath a tree in the park, we ate everything and rested a bit.

We had cycled all the way around Dijon. From then on, our route would mostly run over large roads. There would be campsites after 20 and 40 km. We decided to aim for the last one, but not before buying some ice creams. Bram put one in his water bottle. I don't think that tasted good. 

Cycling went fast because we didn't have to look at the map anymore. The only problem was that Louhans, where the campsite would be, continuously seemed a bit further away than the signs indicated. We didn't arrive until it was getting dark.