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Allez les Bleus!! - I am not the world's greatest football (soccer) fan. For years I took an interest in the results of West Ham United, because of where I was born and my fam...
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Perspectives - Views and perspectives are what it's all about in the park at Versailles. Grand tree-lined *allées* stretch in every direction, almost as far as the eye ca...
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The streets of Saint-Aignan - One day last week, I went into Saint-Aignan to meet a couple of Americans who were visiting the town. One of them has commented on this blog many times in ...
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Football fever….and Hay fever. - I don’t really like football. Although I played the game for many years, and loved it, the modern professional game is spoiled by too much money and too mu...
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A CHÂTEAU AND A HARVEST - [image: islette] *The Château de L’islette* With what seems like an endless stream of visitors after our brief holiday in the Dordogne and a flying visi...
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Big, black, noisy bees in France - The Wisteria in this part of France is in flower now and I suspect that wherever there is Wisteria there will be Carpenter bees. The first thought that pa...
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Cardinal Beetles Pyrochroidae - Cardinal Beetles are a small family of bright scarlet beetles. The larvae are rather flattened and live under bark, predating other insects. Larva of a ca...
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Season's Greetings - That was the year that was... - **More pics to be added later when our broadband is functional.** I can't quite believe that it has been a whole year since my last blog. Such a lot ha...
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New Blog - You may think we have gone completely... NO we have started another blog which we will be completing every now and then... This can be found at http://more...
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The circle of fire - part 4: proof of concept - *La Touraine*, by Ernest Louis Lessieux - own postcard, postmark illegible The forensic scientists, as they would now be called, investigating the fire abo...
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DIY flan - When we saw silicone flan case moulds in our favourite low-cost store, we bought one. Fruit flans, we thought. Macerated fruit from our home-made liqueurs,...
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A name changer... - One of our other blogs... *Touraine Flint* has changed its name and header... it is now... *Following Others' Footsteps.* The change came about when we re...
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Spring Intermezzo - A brief intermezzo before we post the second part of the Sculptures in Touraine exhibition. After seemingly endless grey skies and rain we've suddenly been...
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Tried and tested uses of goose fat.... Wot?? - Being rather a rotund feline with a good appetite, I was reading the *Days on the Claise* post of this morning about the Touraine Goose... L'Oie de Touraine...
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Wildlife in the Aigronne and Touraine du Sud
Guided Tours in a lovely limo!
Susan&Simon from Days on the Claise have another blog, Loire Valley Nature, which is "designed to be used as an English language natural history web resource for lowland central France."
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They also run Loire Valley Time Travel and can arrange one or two day tours with a knowledgeable guide. They have a blog linked to that site at Loire Valley Time Travel
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They also run Loire Valley Time Travel and can arrange one or two day tours with a knowledgeable guide. They have a blog linked to that site at Loire Valley Time Travel
About our other, more occasional, bloggings... and other resources
Please note:
The early listings were only a few observations with an entry and usually no record of numbers!
They had been taken directly from our 'birders notebook'
Where there are further details from the book we keep at the house, they will be added later.
The weather in Tours at the moment:
They had been taken directly from our 'birders notebook'
Where there are further details from the book we keep at the house, they will be added later.
The weather in Tours at the moment:
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2 comments:
Poor Myrtle.
No mate and now no nest.
So cruel.
My commiserations, especially after all her hard work.
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