Here come some pictures so that you can have an idea of what Lot-et-Garonne looks like (I also put an extra photo from the Bonaguil castle which I visited a few months ago):
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Lot-et-Garonne, my current second home (with Bordeaux)
After my summer holidays, I went back to Agen to work with my parents so that we could spend a little time together and they could see where I live. They stayed one week, partly in Olivier’s house, partly in my flat in Bordeaux. Unfortunately the weather was quite bad, so we visited only the village of Clermont-Dessous (with its nice Templar church), the city of Nérac (where the French King Henri IV and his wife “la Reine Margot” used to live) and the Sauternes vineyards in the south of Bordeaux.
Here come some pictures so that you can have an idea of what Lot-et-Garonne looks like (I also put an extra photo from the Bonaguil castle which I visited a few months ago):
Here come some pictures so that you can have an idea of what Lot-et-Garonne looks like (I also put an extra photo from the Bonaguil castle which I visited a few months ago):
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Ils devaient être contents tes parents de changer un peu d'air et de voir un autre paysage. Et surtout voir où leur fille vit.
Le lot et Garonne est très joli même si je ne connais pas beaucoup. J'espère y faire un tour lors de nos prochaines vacances peut être..
J'aime bien ces petits villages, ces châteaux, ces vieilles églises, bref les vieilles pierres quoi ! lol
Venez quand vous voulez! ça nous ferait super plaisir de vous accueillir ici (et effectivement c'est sur le chemin de Toulouse).
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