Journalist Angela Berg and participants in the guided cycling tour by Die Landpartie ride along a cycle path at the mainland end of the bridge near La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France. By bike, they cross the bridge that connects the island of Ré (Île de Ré) to the mainland. At 2,926.5 metres long, it is the second-longest bridge in the country after the Saint-Nazaire Bridge. It opened in 1988. Angela Berg, wearing a helmet and sunglasses, rides in the front left, and her burgundy T-shirt reads "Coup de cœur". In English: "Love at first sight". A woman in a pink T-shirt

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