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Nina Medioni — Un été au Prépaou Landscape Hayden touches the well-worn groovesEvery other day I take the train from Marseille and arrive at Rassuen station in the late afternoon. I then have a few minutes by bike: I cycle along the tracks before crossing a bridge and then the car park of a shopping centre. I felt like I was at the end of the city, and then I arrived at Le Prpaou, surrounded by pine trees and tall grass. The neighbourhood was built in the early 1970s like a bedroom community. It has its own school, shops and