Still life at Butcher Shop

The hunt was successful: rabbit, quail, grouse, pheasant. Wouldn't want to try the mushrooms.

Re: Le Land du Laundry

You must be in Seventh Laundry Heaven.

Susan Price
3 P's in a Pod
707 338-7006

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L'ARTISTE EN PLEIN AIRE

Also known as our personal Modern Day Charlemange.

BREAD,BOOTS AND BOXES

Breakfast followed by a drizzly walk. There's a picture to be painted -or something to be eaten - just about everywhere.

WHO CARES ABOUT COBBLESTONES?

Broken ankle be damned!! The ancient Roman roads are smoother than Petaluma's potholes, the bridges are for walking (not traffic jams) and the reward is always some new vista of converging angles, buildings holding up other buildings and SILENCE. I think the sound of water is actually louder here in Lagrasse because there is not the chatter and clatter of modern life.

Re: Two-two-two-two to Toulouse

Absolutely incredible where a little airplane hop will get you these days. Wonderful adventures!

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Le Land du Laundry

Two-two-two-two to Toulouse

Flying, driving, traveling back at least a thousand years to the Middle Ages, hiking to the top of Chateau du Termes then snack atop the fortifications.

OPEN STUDIOS

Sonoma Art Trails Open Studio October 8-9 and 15-16. One hundred twenty six handmade books made in advance and 76 books created on-demand. All but four SOLD and lots of folks interested in classes. The culmination of 5 months of work. Brava!!!