This morning at 7:25, as I walked from the parking lot to the building where I work, I noticed that the little village of Garbejaïre was bathed in the pretty light of the morning sun. Actually, Garbejaïre is not a village at all; it is one of the two original residential areas located inside the park of Sophia Antipolis (the other being Haut Sartoux where we live). Both are part of the township of Valbonne and share its zip code. More recent residential areas have been built on the east side of the park, but they belong to the township of Biot. Regular readers of this blog have already visited the central square of Garbejaïre, the Place Méjane. All in all, some 30,000 people work in Sophia Antipolis, and only a tiny minority live here; the rest commute.