how often does the letter "o" occur in:
we had hardly arrived in semur-en-auxois when hob started to worry: “but where will we catch our bus tomorrow?” i was doing my best to oooh and aaaah at all the charming details of this quaint town in the burgundy region of france, but hob couldn’t focus. most places have well labeled bus stops complete with daily schedules, but semur-en-auxois was sadly deficient in these more practical details. no problem, we would ask at our hotel.
having given up on monsieur john waters, we returned to sightseeing. while i quite enjoyed the gothic details of notre-dame church, i mean collégiale, hob remained anxious about how we’d find our bus the next morning. this is our usual conflict: hob is a worrier and i’m the queen of carpe diem. if we were dogs, i’d be a golden retriever and he’d be a nervous lap dog that pees on the floor when the doorbell rings….
so anyway, semur-en-auxois is a pretty medieval postcard of a town, if rather low on spectacular sights. i’d recommend stopping by for quick peek at the church and to bask in the medieval ambience, but if you’re taking public transportation, don’t ask monsieur john waters for advice.
if i told you that you have hefty ramparts would you take that as a compliment?
now doesn’t this town look better without two cheeseballs blocking the view?
pretty bakery—too bad it wasn’t open. we couldn’t find a grocery store either, so we ate all the emergency food from our backpacks.
la collégiale notre-dame, built from 1220 – 1639.
this plaque and a stained glass window inside the church commemorates fallen american soldiers from wwi.
the 13th century tympanum illustrates the legend of saint thomas (the doubting disciple) and his trip to india.

a perfect illustration of what it feels like to fly in coach.
how we got to semur-en-auxois: bus from djon.
where we slept: hotel des cymaises: price: €68 for a double. recommended: maybe—the location was excellent but mind your french grammar.
beautiful. how i long to explore more of france. bonne chance!!
ha! only if i could get the grammar right.
oh my, then your daughter certainly has her hands full with these two species. i hope you have a lovely holiday as well!
oh i still don’t know. my friend google wasn’t much help either.
what a great architecture! this looks like a truly amazing place to visit.
so true. the whole region of burgundy is spectacular. i especially loved vezeley, autun and the abbey of fontenay.

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I found one hundred and sixty-two "o"s in the provided passage.
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