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Les Étoiles de Pau sont trés beau
... br> Dr Relav invited me to stay with his family at another hotel, but I politely declined since I did not want to be in their way. This was very stupid of me, and I realized this when we pulled into the hotel/restaurant that resembled Hogwarts. The receptionist was very nice (even when I wasn't staying overnight but just for dinner) and Dr Relav's family and friends welcomed me with open arms. One of them is an Olympic Gold Medalist competing in the CCI** and CCI****, ...
Cushings Disease a le Casino? Mais oui.
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Turns out that we were early because everyone else were still working on appero. We did not hesitate to join (actually I stuffed myself silly, Im sure some vets are still joking about the American who ate all).
Cushings Disease is a hormonal inbalance (specifically in the pituitary gland) caused by obesity in older horses. Up to 90% of cases were presented with founder, which is when the coffin bone in ...
Bonnie and Clyde -simples!
... of recipes and reminiscing of great meals – the French, eh!
Up until about last week, we have continued to have good weather, enabling us to finish the bulk of the painting and other outside jobs. We have also picked up a little end of season B & B. When my friend Jacky came to stay, it was really hot and we toured round a bit to show her the area. One day we were coming back over the Col D'Aspin and passed an older man sheltering under a ...
The Pyrenees
... the summit we took the funicular back down and went into Lourdes for lunch. Seonaid had mussels in beer and cream and I had the warm goat’s cheese salad. Yummy!
We then took a slow stroll down to the Tourist Information Centre to meet our guide for the tour.
There were a total of 4 people on the tour; us and a French couple. Why they had booked on the English speaking tour and not the French one I’ll never know ...
Cock-a-doodle do or cock-a-doodle don"t
... and we ended up at the renovated fort village of Ainsa –very pretty and expensive, but then lunch was bought by Michel that day. For him a fair trade for not having to worry about the drive that day.
Aside from recipes and local history, we have also learned a bit more about our chalet. It was built by the old mayor of Campan, Monsieur Beghay. He and his brother were the big noises round here being wealthy wool merchants before the development of man ...
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