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Looks like a water color.
4 years agoI would like to heart this one many many times. Beautiful.
4 years agoWe’ve seen a few bastides by now, but have never heard of Eymet. This country is so amazing, isn’t it? You could spend your whole life here and keep unearthing new treasures.
4 years agoYes, she was a real sweetheart!
4 years agoOops! I'm used to the addition of a big red diagonal line to indicate NO
4 years agoWhat a great day with all those wonderful people. Maman Alette was the best.
4 years agoActually, those signs indicate NO pedestrians and NO bikes. That's the meaning of the red circles! However, it's quite clear that most pedestrians and cyclists have been ignoring them here.
4 years agoI love the story of Lawrence of Arabia bicycle route! Somehow that didn’t make the film. Maybe Peter O’Toole couldn’t ride a bike, though he wasn’t bad in a motorcycle.
4 years agoThere's a monolithic church in St-Émilion, I think. Having seen your photos of the one you visited, I wish I'd found the time to visit it when I was there. But we had just started our tour and were anxious to ride...
4 years agoWhat a lovely town Brantôme is! With its canals it reminds me a bit of Colmar. We hope to be in this region next fall and will have to be sure to add it to the list.
4 years agoGood call Marilyn! Thanks
4 years agoK-State! When were you there? I worked at Iowa State, and did my sabbatical in France. Best, Susan
4 years agoHi,
It’s sorghum. I did a lot of work on that when I was at Kansas State for sabbatical.
Cheers,
Keith
Hi,
The. SemFed was in Cognac this year. I wrote about it when it was in Albi (Dept. Of the Tarn) some years back. The location changes every year.
Cheers,
Keith
Now that is a route. Love that line.
4 years ago