Chateau de Boisrenault
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Villandry
... light and airy, full of colour. The children's bedrooms on the top floor were just gorgeous, with a collection of old toys on display. And the gardens...even at the end of summer and being readied for the cold season, they were still glorious. We spent the whole afternoon ...
Market Day in St Aignan
... see oysters, mussels, pipis, prawns, all kinds of shellfish and other fish. It is these folk that were here first, I could hear them chipping up ice to go under the trays. Across the way is a butchers van, the side lifted for display. 'boucherie' shops, and vans seem always to be red and white. As more vans, trailers and cars arrive there is much laughter, hugging and kissing and helping with position in the ...
Day 5 - Amboise
... I also bought Jonno a scarf. It was again cold and windy and I assured him he would feel a whole lot better without the chilly breezing rushing down his neck. He now looks quite the Frenchman! We moved our car into a car park up out of town, near Manoir de Close Luc (Leonardo's French home) and then walked back down to have ourselves some lunch. We sat ourselves outside and enjoyed a glass of wine and people watching. We all ...
Day 4 - Le Plus Beau Villages en France
... something then ran from building to building until he found someone to take our entry fee - a very thin man with his track suit pants pulled up high and tucked into natty argyle socks. e was rather distraught and told us that just the day before they'd been attacked, a robbery! So therefore the room where the treasures where normally kept was closed, understandably. What a difference from the grandeur of yesterday...Montresor Chateau was still ...
Day 3 - Chateaux Chaumont and Chambord
Once again the rain that had been falling through the night eased by morning, and after a breakfast of coffee and pastries (traditional I'm assured, but potentially very dangerous!!) we set off to visit a couple of chateaux. The first in Chaumont, was privately owned and with beautiful grounds, featuring sculptures and installations scattered throughout. There was also a tiny dog cemetery, hidden in a quiet green ...
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