Maximum temperature 16C, minimum 10C. 22 kmh NW wind 38 km/h gusts. 14mm rain measured.
Our neighbours sheep as we leave home.
The church at Montemboeuf, Dark clouds and a bit hazy.
The sky cleared a little - Bridge over La Tardoire river.
Welcome to the Dordogne.
Forests of the Dordogne.
Dark clouds driving back home.
Driving through the centre of Montbron...
as above.
And finally our usual road hazard :-)
Lovely area you live in Diane, very picturesque. Super photos!
ReplyDeleteWe certainly love it and its history. A beautiful spot. Diane
DeleteLOL there is always a tractor on the road!
ReplyDeleteAs you say always, proof we live in the country! Diane
DeleteBeautiful scenery and greens surrounding you. Love the peace and quiet too. I can see that the streets are clean too. Have a wonderful Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThe towns and countryside here are rarely littered with paper or plastic. We also love the peace and quiet. Diane
DeleteI am totally enamoured of these wonderful old towns and villages. Good luck with the elections in France today. Let's all hope that sanity will prevail and Marine Le Pen will be soundly rejected.
ReplyDeleteSanity did prevail and Madame Le Pen is not president thank goodness. We also love the old towns. Diane
DeleteI absolutely love the moody weather photos, Diane, and the views are gorgeous and calming!
ReplyDeleteThey make good photos maybe but it is time summer stepped in and the weather changed a bit!!! Take care Diane
DeleteYet all the rain makes the greens just pop. The forests are luscious.
ReplyDeleteGaelyn I love these forests and the dark leafy road tunnels that we have. Hope all is well. Diane
DeleteHi Diane. Great photos. Pity about the weather but they do set a mood. Very different to the still hot summery weather we are having down in Durban, 29 degrees here today (Celcius). Have a good week.
ReplyDeleteThe problem I have with Durban is the humidity, but anything under 25C is cold to me!!! This weather is unusual for May!! Cheers Diane
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