Thi photo is actually the last I took at Brettes - a barley field at dawn. I've just snuck it in here as I really liked it.
I am now staying here, in another 200 year old farmhouse, near to the village of Çampagne d'Armagnac. Armagnac is a type of brandy used as an aperitif. Very nice.
There is self-contained holiday accommodation as well, all part of the same building.
The buildings have lovely old tiled roofs. This one comes complete with a cat.
When the sun comes out, you may see lizards.
These are Jersey cows, which are milked to make cheese, butter and yoghurt. Note the horns.
The 2 calves and a couple of the Pyreneean sheep.
My hosts are Dutch, hence the clogs.
5 comments:
What a beautiful place and impressive cow horns!
Lovely. The long ears are cute on the sheep. Did you try walking in clogs?
Looks like your having a great time .... you will have to see if you can catch up with Dijanne Cevaal .. she is over there.
Sandy
I envy you this trip. I love the rural environment, the colourful buildings and especially the cat weathervane ;)
Again just so lovely! have you considered writing a photographic travel log? I bet it would be quite popular!
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