Perigueux was part of the 100 years war that Britain & France fought. Guess who won? There had been three food markets earlier in the day and there were a lot of people around. In the park area by the hotel there was a family festival. Music, activities like skate boarding, duelling and more. I decided to avoid the noise & shopped and rode the little train. Here's what I saw. The Romans were here a squillion years ago and left a few remains.
Hi Grandma (Bev)
ReplyDeleteMum and Dad love the photos and are pleased to hear you are having a great time.
I spent the afternoon helping Mum to make cup cakes in the new cup cake maker you got us. We have just delivered some to Edward with his birthday present. Edwards says hi and see you soon.
Enjoy the rest of your holiday. I wanted to know why you were going on such a long holiday and Mum told me it was cause you have lots of money. I hope I have lots of money to go on long holidays too.
Love you, miss you
Lockie (Mum and Dad) xxx
Hi all! I just love the photos from the silk workshop! It all just looks amazing. Was wondering what had happened with no posts!! Glad all is well with everyone and that you are all having a good time. Jenny - hope you are enjoying the french wine and we are looking forward to seeing all your photos :-) looking forward to the next bolg instalment...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pikkies. Fabulous buildings - love old things - which is why I'm so fond of Jenny and Bev!! LOL. BUT, where are the chrissy shops? Baptism of fire last night at the village - first day as Manager and had to entertain Dame Malvina. She was awesome!! Looking forward to the next installment and photo's. Lesley, plug the damn camera in at night before the wine, there's a dear!!
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