Let’s make soup
Posted on October 24, 2023
This stall in the weekly fresh produce market at Perigueux has everything you need to make one of the most comforting soups for an autumn or winter’s day.. And they all – potatoes, leeks and onions – grow in the earth.
Seasonal napkin
Posted on October 22, 2023
Cee’s CWWC theme this week is autumn (or spring) colours.. Rather than bung up a conventional photo of some trees or ferns, I though I would share this instead.
This is the place setting of a community lunch we attended yesterday (nothing special, just the usual seven courses). The paper napkin certainly had a seasonal look to it.
A Fiery sunset
Posted on October 17, 2023
Place de la Cathdrale, Albi
Posted on October 14, 2023
The small figures at the foot of the wall give some idea of the colossal scale of the Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile in Albi. The building is 40 metres high and an astonishing 113m in length.
The umbrellas of Albi
Posted on October 12, 2023
This pedestrianised shopping street in the southern French town of Albi certainly stands out from all the others with this whimsical display of purple umbrellas.
High stakes
Posted on October 11, 2023
A neatly stacked pile of sharpened wooden stakes at Vignoble des Champs Gonneau, a vineyard in central France. They make a very agreeable rosé…(the grapes, not the wood).
The tracks at Albi station
Posted on October 7, 2023
Albi is the principal town of the Tarn departément and its main railway station was once clearly very busy. However, now only two sets of tracks are in use.
Busy Skies
Posted on October 1, 2023
Plenty of air traffic overflying here, close to the very centre of France.
It’s good for you. No, really…
Posted on September 29, 2023
Cee’s Which Way Challenge this week is looking for images of signs. This one, extolling the nutritional value of wine is hanging on the wall in the bar of our favourite local restaurant.They left out the fact that it could also be considered as at least one of your five a day.
Steampunk submarine
Posted on September 26, 2023
This bizarre metal sculpture can be found in the Japanese Garden in the city of Toulouse, in southern France. It looks like it might once have belonged to Captain Nemo.
And, as you can tell from the foliage, it was taken in autumn.
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