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Schuk
France
Mulhouse
Les règles tiennent sur un ticket de bus.
Ce jeu, c'est simple.
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A friend of mine got married last Saturday. He grew up in a little town in southwestern France that nobody knows in our own country, but which may be, if you ask bgg users, the third most famous city in France after Paris and Carcassonne : Caylus.
So I thought, hey, why wouldn't I provide my fellow geeks with some pictures of the actual Caylus ?
So here's the City Hall, where the ceremony took place
Isn't it great to be married by the baillif and the provost (I mean, mayor) themselves ?
Finally, the church where the religious ceremony took place (built with a stone and a cloth, presumably)
The groom is a skilled Scrabble player, but he's not very much into boardgames. I made him play his hometown-called game once though, and he managed quite well 
A great marriage it was. All my wishes of happiness and health for you two and your future children !
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This post should be included with the:
Great Moments in Board Gaming History
Thanks, great post!!!
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This post bakes a loaf of Winbread.
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Great post! I've just gotten back into Caylus - superb game. If you got a chance to post more photos I'd enjoy them too. I liked your stone and cloth comment
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