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A late summer's day
... a chequered history having been occupied by Louis XVI's cousin in exile after her opposition to him during the revolution and, by the Germans during WW2. The market was on in town when we got there so we picked up few things for lunch from there, and also from the boulangerie (bakery) for a picnic by the lake out of town. Roger fancied a walk around the lake, since we couldn't find a forest to walk in. It was few k's more ...
A town called Auxerre
... a fabulous gateway. As the heart of this town it was a great shopping/restaurant precinct. Everything beautifully maintained. We had lunch down on the Quai, at a lovely restaurant right by the water. This town is certainly one of the hlghlights. Our last day in Varzy tomorrow. We are surrounded by forest but struggling to find a place to walk in it. Giving a new direction a go tomorrow - off to a castle near a forest and a ...
My theory tested
... what. Most restaurants have three menus at different prices. Today the veal came from the 15€ menu, that must be the menu with offal. I will avoid that menu from now on and only go with the expensive menu. Will let you know how that works out. Don't worry, Lynee, kidneys will never make it to the Wednesday night menu at home. Drove through a very pretty Robin Hood-type forest on our adventures this morning. Autumn here is lovely, the forests ...
Fun with the horses & herb garden
Today was another nice day!
We had lunch at Philippe's mother's house ~ rabbit and potatoes, carrots and more dessert.
We are eating dessert with every lunch and dinner! Yikes!!! But SOOO good! =)
Next MC took us to where the twins ride horses once a week so Cade could ride a pony, but he didn't want to. So, we took a nice walk in the forest with the pony.
Afterwards, we went to ...
The other direction
... the cathedral was rebuilt with glass depicting religious scenes in a more current style. Quite interesting and just a bit amazing. Fortunately the neighbouring castle/palace/rupunzel's house built in the 15thC didn't get touched. Nevers has a tourist walk around the town that took us to all the more interesting spots- all we had to do was follow the blue line painted on the pavement. The important buildings ...
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