Market day today! In S. Junien
Then to sit by the river Vienne until lunch on the cool breeze by the river, under tall oaks
The Catholic church for the area, by the Pont Notre Dame
Then up the riverside road past ancient tanneries, to a café that is only open Friday and Saturday...and is in an old tannery..
Other buildings across the courtyard are Tu as gîtes.
After a good meal, home for a siesta, watering run then out to watch Friend's son play football..the local club is 80 years ols
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Are you practicing your French for a tour ? Are you bilingual?
It all sounds wonderful.
Looks like a charming day!
Multilingual..but my French needs the rust knocking off and improving!
What is it about French townscapes that make them so identifiably French? They differ slughtlt across regions but all cry 'We are French" (Nous sommes Francaises)?
How utterly blissful.
Thanks for the tour. What is that strange bundle of what look like sticks floating in the water?
That is a wonderful sign for a forge. I have a very vague memory as a child of a forge in Henham and walking by it with my parents. It had huge doors opened so you could watch the blacksmith at work. Henham was then a very rural quiet village. Jean in Winnipeg
What a beautiful old village! So glad you are taking all these photos to share here! Thanks!
My french is passable - just - very definitely only basic tenses and limited vocabulary. I seldom bother with all the gender stuff either ... But it is enough to get by and make friends. I wish my welsh was half as good.
Having a friend to explore and experience the local area is ideal.
You must be using your French language skills daily.
It is said, full immersion accelerates learning.
Enjoy.
I took french at high school but I was sooooo bad at it, but at least I can order a coffee or chocolate bread or say hello or goodbye that's about it. fab photos, hope you enjoyed it
Not enough...but gradually doing a little...
I think it may qualify as a small town!
Oui bien sûr!!
Just reflections of the tall spiky plant leaves
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