Part of the castle's forecourt, seen from the terrace above.
As you can see in the sidebar, our weather is transitioning from very mild to more seasonable. Our highs are going down into single digits now and for the foreseeable future (which, granted, is not very long where weather is concerned). Yesterday I ordered home heating fuel to take us through winter. I got a really good price compared to previous years as the price of oil has been dropping lately. And the wood pile is stocked and ready to go as well.
wow . I am suprised in Poland dogs are forbidden at public places
ReplyDeleteI do imagine they are not allowed in the château itself...?
ReplyDeleteIn general, France inverts the usual rules of where dogs are allowed. Shops, restaurants fine, but not in parks.
ReplyDeleteOf all the countries I went to in Europe, Poland was one of the most restrictive for dogs. Very limited as to where we could go in Krakow and Warsaw.
nice looking dudes! 41F at 7a this morning here; that's 20 degrees warmer than this time yesterday.
ReplyDeleteKeep an eye on those oil prices. They're sure to drop some more
ReplyDeleteas a result of that OPEC meeting last Thursday.
Are you still considering replacing your woodburner?
ReplyDeleteLove the shadows of the table and chairs and of the tracks in the said. What a great eye you have! (Well you have two great eyes, but you know what I mean.)
ReplyDeletegosia, the French really love their dogs.
ReplyDeletebetty, I don't think they are.
mike, yes. That's interesting about Poland.
anne marie, wow. We're going in just the opposite direction.
sheila, I'm locked in now.
judy, yes, but still not decided.
cheryl, one of my eyes is less great than the other. lol!