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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Round and about Taradeau
In this part of France it seems that winter is formally declared over at the end of February. It’s an arrangement which, if winter keeps its side of the bargain, we are totally in favour of. Certainly the temperature has … Continue reading
A week of little things
Chris was in Oxford and then Swansea last week, only coming back on Monday. By way of an experiment he took the train back from Nice airport to Les Arcs-Draguignan which is just 10 minutes drive from our house. It … Continue reading
Taradeau
Although we’ve blogged about our new house and the settling in process, we haven’t yet said much about the village itself. When we told people we were going to be moving to Taradeau one of the reactions was “oh, the … Continue reading
Cold and damp in Provence
Yes, it’s been a grey week here in Taradeau. And throughout the region in fact. We haven’t had the really heavy snow of northern Spain and Italy, just cloud and rain. Quite like Wales really… From our house we can … Continue reading
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