Yen versus France: Part Trois

Walked through Sunday market in the old town. It's one of France's finest.
Got a ham and cheese crepe, but only ate half. Bleh, too much cheese. Never again.
Decided that 3 things are needed to do Annecy right: camera - cause it's ridiculously beautiful; car - to drive around the lake and up the mountains; and SUMMER - because it's frickin cold.
Very windy day, but there was about 20 minutes of sun.
Walked too much, like I always do on the first day of vacation.
Stupid grocery stores closed. I couldn't get my roasted chicken potato chips.
Heard a lot of German, being close to Switzerland, but mostly French, being that I'm in duh France.
It's a really touristy town, not just with the amount of people, but the amount of gelato shops.
It quieted down at night so this must be a daytrip destination.
I took 373 photos this day. Top that.
Walked around the Jardin de l'Europe, along the Promenade, to the Casino and back again.
Ate tartiflette for dinner. Think mac-n-cheese but made with potatoes and add bacon and onions. Yeah, good as it sounds.
All my muscles (such as they are) hurt.
Ducks quack in France just like they do in the US. But maybe they have duckalects. Get it? Get it?
Swans get itchy, too! They use their webbed feet to scratch their heads just like cats and dogs.

This is the Promenade that goes from Annecy to Annecy-le-Vieux. Lots of people were walking around or getting in my way.