THE WORLD IN VÉLO (4/6) - A small town with nearly 60,000 inhabitants nestled on the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in the southern United States, Bentonville has become an improbable place for cycling across the Atlantic. The passion (and money) of the family owner of Walmart stores has played a role, as has the strong involvement of the locals, says The New York Times.
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THE WORLD IN VÉLO (4/6) - A small town with nearly 60,000 inhabitants nestled on the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in the southern United States, Bentonville has become an improbable place for cycling across the Atlantic. The passion (and money) of the family owner of Walmart stores has played a role, as has the strong involvement of the locals, says The New York Times.