Campanile Nevers Varennes-Vauzelles
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A late summer's day
... thought but walked off a few k's too!, A village that we passed through is known for its pottery - stopped off there and had poke around a few shops, some of the work was very good. Got a couple of pieces to add to the couple of pieces we have already bought. Tomorrow we leave Varzy for the alps - am looking forward to something completely different. Have mastered (!!) driving the country roads, tomorrow it's freeway all the ...
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
... classical dappled light that makes everything look a little surreal. Today it was a warm 28 degrees and a little hazy, goldeny-yellow light, so even nicer. Didn't stray too far from home today - don't need to anyway, the most amazing things are quite close by. Went to two towns: Donzy and Sancerre. We still have not got used to the French habit of everything closing from 12 to 2 or 3pm. This causes us a few issues as we don't rush to get going in ...
Fun with the horses & herb garden
... herb farm, where a husband and wife who are both biology professors have ten acres with four ponds, horses, a working donkey, and grow their own herbs and sell them to restaurants and pharmaceutical companies. It was very educational ~ we learned about edible flowers, how to grow saffron, etc.
We came back to MC house and she made some churros (we used to eat them a lot in Spain)
We are ...
The other direction
... town were once contained within a wall (complete with battlements and arrow/archer slits), a lot of this still remains and we found ourselves walking along some narrow streets between really old buildings. Nevers is also known for its Faience pottery which was highly sought after through out France. Not as much of that around as I would have hoped. Nevers is also a canal town and we explored that area a ...
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