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July 16, 2018

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It's the gardener's favourite colour- fact. Can't have enough blue!

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Sharon17 July 2018 at 21:58
How beautiful!
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This exceptionally warm and at times humid September has gifted mushroom lovers all over the Perigord with a harvest not seen for years. The restaurants in Sarlat seemed to be offering 'cepe' everything, such is the appreciation of this particular bolete in SouthWest France. This mornings visit to Sarlat market was in fact the first market outing Karen and I have ventured on all year - though 2021 has been an unusual year - has it not? The sun shone and it was warm, feeling more like August that late September. There's a chance of thunder later on. Of course there's more to life than mushrooms as this photo clearly demonstrates. The French love Paella. The French love Pommes Sarladaise, The French love showy displays of food and just behind, can you see the rotisserie with free range chickens- did I mention the French love Poulet Roti? I could continue in the 'The French love' vein, but in fact the world loves French cheese. And.... if you buy cheese, you...

Abbaye de Cadouin

There are many plant and flower fairs held at this time of the year in this part of the Dordogne. As ever they're great social events and take place in simply beautiful towns and villages. The final Marché Aux Fleurs of the season is held around the impressive Abbey at Cadouin. The Romanesque church was consecrated in 1154 and exudes a twelfth-century Cistercian spirituality. The cloisters, built in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, provide a magnificent example of flamboyant Gothic architecture. The Abbey at Cadouin is registered on UNESCO’s World Inheritance list under the heading of Compostelle Paths in France. Karen and I arrived early that morning as we've a a 1001 things to do at this time of year (our first guests arrive this week) yet we didn't want to miss out on this one. There were stalls everywhere, under the covered market square, through narrow back streets, the fair just meandered through the ancient lanes. I'm always taken with the French obsession ...

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