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Rainy day to Chateaux de Ribagnac
... they certainly take the long term view, starting things with the firm belief that their descendants will complete the work. The chateau has 282 fire places which gives you an idea of how big it is. Even with that they still struggled to keep the place warm and it wasn't until the 17th century that they decided to lower the ceilings and bring in a few boilers to warm the place up. We then headed off to our next B and B or as the French call them 'Chambres ...
Sunshine, peace & good food and drink
Wednesday 12th September 2012
We arrived at Camping Chez Rambaud just outside the little village of Les Salles Lavauguyon .The site is owned by a young English couple Neil & Nicki who are very helpful and keep the 6 pitch site immaculate. The view from our pitch is fantastic and all you hear is birdsong and the occasional bleat from the four sheep they keep at the very bottom of the field.Thursday we went into Montbron to get some supplies. We had only been ...
Prélude au grand départ
... re étape : Limoges avec la famille pour souligner l'anniversaire de Romaric. Nous y visitons fabrique de porcelaine et distillerie. La réputation des artisans locaux étant justifiée, nous avons dû faire le difficile choix entre un service de table en porcelaine ou poursuivre notre voyage. Demain nous volons pour ...
A castle and a chateau
... of Prey Show, which we started to watch. However, with the commentary being entirely in French...and 42 degree heat...we didn't sit through the whole show.
This evening we went to St Cyprien for the Marches Gourmands...food markets. There were many stalls of different types of food being cooked, and long tables set out for people to sit and enjoy their dinner. It was good to sit and mix with the ...
Bonjour ma family and friends!
... gathered together for a 'head count' and were shot dead. The village was then completely torched. A new village was built after the war but the original remains as a permanent memorial to those killed - it was very sad and a reminder of how lucky we are. Right, we're setting off again today stopping in Limoges Centre ...