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Apples.
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Apples.
Newsiness
No newsiness is good newsiness.
Natasha
Bert (2006 - 2023)
About the Author
- wcs
- Loire Valley, France
- Living outside of Saint-Aignan-sur-Cher since 2003. You'll find here pictures and descriptions of our daily life in rural France, some travels, and other stuff about me, my husband Ken, and our dog Tasha.
Link to Ken's Blog
I have a feeling we're being followed...
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albany new york
allier trip
angoulême
animals
attic conversion
beaujolais
bertie
birthday
burgundy
callie
camping
cantal
cathedrals and churches
champagne
châteaux
chaumont
chenonceau
cher valley
chicago usa
dordogne
eiffel tower
fifties
food
food and cooking
france regions
french language
garden flowers plants
holidays
île d'oléron
kitchen collection
la rochelle
la sologne
las vegas
litter
loches
loire valley
macros
meme
mont saint michel
montréal
new england
new york city
niort
normandy
normandy brittany trip
our house
our neighborhood
paris
paris walk sep 2011
party
provence 2001
provence trip
puy-en-velay
saint-aignan
signs
sologne
southern touraine
southwest france trip
spain trip
tasha
television
the vineyard
throwback thursday
tour de france
touraine
usa
vendée
versailles
washington dc
weather
wedding trip
whatnot
wildflowers
wildlife
wine and spirits
yosemite
All photos in this blog were made by and are the property of the blog author, WCS, unless otherwise noted. If a photo is mis-credited, please leave a comment so that it can be corrected. Photos belonging to others will be removed at the owner's request.
How a single photo can bring tears to your eyes...
ReplyDeleteThis gave me the shivers.
ReplyDeleteWe had just arrived in Provence on 9-11-2001. After spending that Tuesday out touring around in the car, we got back to our gîte and saw what was going on in the U.S. At first we thought we were watching some kind of science fiction war movie. We had only turned on the TV to see the weather forecast for the following day in Provence. Then we were cut off from any communication with the U.S. for a few days, which was stressful. Our first plan for that September vacation had been to spend it in New York City. We had found a vacation apartment to rent in Lower Manhattan. I think we changed our plans because NYC was too expensive and Provence was a bargain in comparison.
ReplyDeleteI was speaking at a conference on Grandparents raising Grandchildren that morning.
ReplyDeleteSo many lost souls.
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