The square is the heart of Toulouse, packed at all hours, with locals vying to get a table on the terrace of Café Le Florida.
Munster have a wonderful European pedigree but without the injured Paul O'Connell at the heart of their pack, they were comprehensively outgunned.
In tribute, Gurney quotes the eventual victor of the race to the South Pole, Roald Amundsen, 70 years on: "These men sailed right into the heart of the pack, which all previous polar explorers had regarded as certain death.
"James Hudson is a more obvious replacement for Alex Brown, which leaves the veteran Will James as the go-to option when Gloucester want bulk at the heart of the pack.
Easy bit to say: David Denton is a find, Ross Rennie had a magnificent game apart from one bit of dodgy distribution that a rugby league player would have ensured resulted in a try, Richie Gray and Jim Hamilton were at the heart of a pack that, apart from at scrum time, won their personal battles, and one crazy exit strategy from the team resulted in a charge-down kick and the game being lost.
Rubio, Cruz, and Bush occupy the heart of the pack, all polling between six and 12percentt.
In the heart of the pack is Tumaheke Durán Veri Veri, a racer who retired from the competition a few years ago after winning 14 years in a row.
If you're going to turn the night into an expedition into the heart of madness, pack smart.
ON a recent summer afternoon, a tiny cafe called La Petit Epicerie, in the heart of Nantes, was packed with diners.
Then they met Beatrice E. Steinbrenner, a gregarious and immaculately kept woman who would invite anyone for a tour of her little tent-cabin on the edge of the lawn of the Great Auditorium, a vast clapboard cathedral in the heart of the tightly packed Victorian seaside town.
