Manoir De La Malartrie
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De la biere en France!
... la cathedrale, de conception romaine, avec ces deux grandes coupoles, puis le vieux quartier, qui nous donnne l'impression d'etre encore a l'epoque medieval, jusqu'au moment ou une auto tourne le coin! Puis le fameux pont Valentre qui surplombe la riviere Lot avec ses trois tourelles.
Pour finir la journee, quoi de mieux qu'une degustation des vin de Cahors au Malbec lounge!
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THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... for the next day. I suddenly notice that Joni’s lower lip has dark stuff dried all over it. She tries to rub it off and I see her tongue and teeth. Yikes! They are also totally stained with something dark and red! I stick out my tongue- the same deal. With pursed lips, we pay for our stuff and…go home to some serious teeth/mouth brushing after our day of tasting dark red ...
Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... town and you had to enter and leave through the narrow gates.
After that were a few days of bastides (fortified towns), fortressess, medieval villages, gardens and the odd chateau.
At Castelnaud, the castle had displays of armoury, furniture and the medieval weapons such as trebuchets, predrero and manganel. The view from the top was again spectacular up and down the Dordogne Valley. It is so hard to imagine the difficulties of their construction ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
Roger wanted to go visit some pretty spectacular gardens today. We haven't actually seen much in the way of typical French parterre type gardens since we've been here. We missed the one's at Louis' place. This garden is about 80k's from where we are staying, and like just about everything here, located on the top of a hill! The gardens have a huge amount of clipped hedging and topiary which looked pretty amazing. The view from the top was sensational from ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
... the scenery - green forests, limestone cliffs and caves, even a double rainbow. We stayed at the very quaint Hotel du Moulin de la Beune. A little stream with the occasional fish runs through the property. We ate the fanciest meal of our trip at the hotel restaurant. Not understanding the menu, we decided to order two of the four course meals and share each course. Everything was impeccable and reflecting local cuisine (e.g., duck ...
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