Thursday, November 22, 2012

Castle towers

I think the castle at Chaumont looks like the typical fairy-tale castle. The corbelled and crenelated towers are topped by pointed roofs. All they need are big colorful banners flying from them. And I'll bet there used to be.

There should be a princess up there somewhere. Or maybe a prince?

Today is Thanksgiving Day in the United States. I wish all my American readers, wherever you are in the world, a very happy Thanksgiving. Ken and I are celebrating in our traditional non-traditional way, with a leg of lamb. Yum!
Posted by wcs at 08:30
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12 comments:

  1. VirginiaC22 November, 2012 11:08

    Happy Happy Thanksgiving to you and Ken...have a wonderful non-traditional day!!

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  2. anne marie in philly22 November, 2012 13:03

    MWAH! indian or thai food is on the menu for today. LOVE the castle pix!

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  3. Ron22 November, 2012 14:16

    Happy Thanksgiving to you two guys over there in Gay Paree La La Land! I love castle turrets! How did you know?

    Ron

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  4. Seine Judeet (Judith)22 November, 2012 15:13

    Happy Thanksgiving!

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  5. A Normandy kitchen22 November, 2012 15:35

    Wishing you and Ken a Happy Thanksgiving...
    Ivan

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  6. Ur-spo22 November, 2012 15:42

    Indeed happy thanksgiving - do they have turkeys in France?

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    1. wcs23 November, 2012 07:56

      michael, yes, they do, but they're usually only sold whole around Christmas time. Getting one at Thanksgiving is difficult as it upsets the natural rhythm of things (for the French). Hope your holiday weekend is going well!

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  7. Niall & Antoinette22 November, 2012 15:58

    Happy Thanksgiving to you two!

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  8. Starman22 November, 2012 18:34

    I hope you guys had a great holiday!

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  9. The Beaver22 November, 2012 20:10

    Joyeuse Action de Grace à tous deux et vos invites.
    I put a funny article about Thanksgiving on Ken's blog :-)

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  10. Moving with Mitchell23 November, 2012 00:17

    Happy Dia de Gracia! We had "traditional" Thanksgiving tapas here.

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  11. wcs23 November, 2012 07:57

    Thanks to all!

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