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J is very excited to see “archetology” such as this.
I’m not sure I’d want to buy a house where this was found… hmm 🤔
Yuck indeed!
9 months agoWell, seems there is another builder with a similar last name.
As this tower was built in this century, I think Poret has more historical significance. 😬
Totally adorable, and we only saw these few today.
9 months agoMisspelled?
9 months agoMerci for your explanation! As an American married to a person of 🇫🇷 descent, I don’t always understand terms, yet, to my knowledge I should have known better having understood Latin in Catholic schooling. 😬
9 months agoHi,
Gallus, the Latin word for coq, is a pun on Gaule, Latin for what is now France. The coq has been used since early medieval times, when they still spoke Latin here, and probably reflects that. Or so I’ve been told.
Cheers,
Keith
Awesome!
9 months agoAlmost certainly greylags.
9 months agoI’m pretty sure they’re greylag geese. Nice shot in any case.
9 months agoTo “ doodle doo” from a higher level, perhaps 🤔
9 months agoPriceless memories 👍
9 months agoNot to be confused with Poret tower 😬
9 months agoMany thanks, Sabrina! That was really fun hearing the kids' answers!
9 months ago
The older style of houses is so pretty. Why do they need to do this?
9 months ago