Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Where the dirt road ends

Just beyond our house, our little street becomes a dirt road that continues out through the vineyards. It connects with two paved roads at a little intersection that's normally the western limit of our daily walk. Of the three roads, only one is marked with a sign at the intersection.

I think the birds have been using the street sign as a perch.

Intervals of rain and sun continue. On Tuesday we had some sun. Right now it's light rain. Ugh.

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  1. Rain and sun, rain and sun, rain and sun. Thank heavens for both, but I'm sure the sun is more fun.

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    1. Judy,
      Sun rhymes with sun,
      But, for me, rain rhymes with pain!

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  2. I take it "perch" is the French word for "toilet."

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  3. Looks like you need some snow out there in Shangri-La. :)

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  4. Love this composition. But "chotinière" is not in any of my dictionaries !

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  5. judy, just a little dry spell would be welcome at this point!

    chm, lol!

    mitch, your language skills amaze me. ;)

    ron, actually, we wouldn't mind a little. You seem to be getting a lot!

    stuart, I think it's probably because it's a family name. Many of the little hamlets around us are named like that. Ours is la Renaudière. We're told it's where a family named Renaud once lived.

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