Maximum temperature 14C, minimum 3C, 25 km/k NE wind. Light drizzle.
Blackbird this morning, one lucky shot as I missed the bath and he was gone before I clicked twice!
Today's veggies from the garden, not bad for this time of the year.
All photos following, were taken late yesterday when we went to the concert in the church at Maisonnais sur Tardoire. The sun was low and did not make photos easy!
Maisonnais sur Tardoire church. Eglise Saint-Cyprien 11th century.
Inside and the altar.
The choir singing - our friend 3rd from the right...
There was a little acting with some of the songs, note the hats here!
I was more than a little impressed by the singing - it was superb and I am not easily impressed!!!!
The church taken from the other end of town.
This house was built in 1905 - it was built with Charente Limestone and not the usual granite....
Stone carving over the front window.
Gateway into a very large house see below with a second gateway...
I am always amazed by the architecture around you. So much history!
ReplyDeleteIt still amazes us as well, every little village seems to have an historic building of some type and most of the houses in the old villages are all over 200 years old. Our house is on the Napoleonic Cadastral plan 1839 and it had probably had been around quite some time before that! Have a good day Diane
DeleteI bet the sound was great in that old church. Lovely old buildings in the town.
ReplyDeleteDiane it was amazing and the singing was faultless. It was great that we also knew a number of the songs, I really enjoyed it. Have a good week t'other Diane.
DeleteLove the look of that blackbird in the bath!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Thanks Stewart, they generally keep their distance, but the bath is an attraction to come closer:-) Hope all is well Diane
DeleteI really like the fist shot of the male Blackbird. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks David, really lucky shot as I almost missed him. Keep well Diane
DeleteAs usual I am taken with the architecture too. I'll bet the acoustics in the church were ideal for the music. Fresh garden vegies this time of year?
ReplyDeleteGaelyn the acoustics were stunning and the singing was faultless, I was amazed and I enjoyed it so much. We have leeks, chard and topinambour all ready in the garden. Cabbage won't be long, neither will the broad beans. Garlic will be pulled very soon. Rhubarb starting to shoot and carrots and parsnips should be coming up any day soon. Potatoes will go in at the end of the month. Keep well and stay out of the sand :-) Diane
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