A fun photo for the day
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Oh Steve, I am so sorry about the bushfires - sorry wildfires as you call them. As you know, when they come in Australia, they come, so I certainly can understand what the folks over your way are going through.
Heartfelt best wishes to all affected.
Thank for sharing this. It is deeply personal and all the more special for it. Having a wonderful father (and mother) is the most precious thing a person can inherit as they get older: the memories of it.
54 years! Congratulations. Lucky woman!
.Mother was not nice....
But Dad was very much our whole world with our upbringing and that is what we focus on.
No time for regrets, life is too short. End of that Subject...
Right Fun Photo here we come...........
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AN EARLY 1960S-ERA MARK 2, in British racing green, hangs precipitously over Cours Victor Hugo in central Bordeaux. Luckily, no Jaguars were harmed in the making of this parking lot.
The garage serves Marché Victor Hugo (the local farmers market) and nearby sports arena, and was built in the 1960s by architects Jean Dauriac and Pierre Laffitte (who also built the arena). When the structure went under renovations in the early 1990s, designer, artist and architect Jean-François Dosso added the Jaguar, originally thought to be only a temporary public art installation.
AN EARLY 1960S-ERA MARK 2, in British racing green, hangs precipitously over Cours Victor Hugo in central Bordeaux. Luckily, no Jaguars were harmed in the making of this parking lot.
The garage serves Marché Victor Hugo (the local farmers market) and nearby sports arena, and was built in the 1960s by architects Jean Dauriac and Pierre Laffitte (who also built the arena). When the structure went under renovations in the early 1990s, designer, artist and architect Jean-François Dosso added the Jaguar, originally thought to be only a temporary public art installation.
Sunset from our place a few weeks back. Blessed to live here.
I only miss the Sea.
Yet to visit Porquerolles
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Been over to the West of our Place....
Sure took some climbing up, and wow came down faster than really wanted to!
Pyla sur Mer
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Yet to visit Porquerolles
Porquerolles - Wikipedia
Been over to the West of our Place....
Sure took some climbing up, and wow came down faster than really wanted to!
Pyla sur Mer
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This is a really impressive view! I didn't even know that there're islands located on the southern coast of France.I only miss the Sea.
Yet to visit Porquerolles
Porquerolles - Wikipedia
Been over to the West of our Place....
Sure took some climbing up, and wow came down faster than really wanted to!
Pyla sur Mer
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"In 1971 the state bought 80 percent of the island to preserve it from development. Much of the island is now part of a national park (the Port-Cros Parc National) and nature conservation area" - I guess it's not a very crowded place, is it?
No.... 200 in an area slightly smaller than our Commune, of Montalembert we have around 300 listed but about 50 as 2nd homes....We are living in peace here..Tractors and like mainly passing us by.
It is why we moved here..needed to leave the rate race...
Looks like a perfect place for a holiday as well... Far away from crowds and still with great views and beaches... Stunning!
Lovely country route to the store. I imagine the 14 year olds are instructed not to take iPhone pictures while driving. Sorry, could not resist.
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What Century do you live in even PoppaA?
No idea. Can't keep up with the changes. My audio system is from the last millenium. I welcome slowing down on narrow windy country roads to get to the market. The prefix "super" threw me off a bit though.
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