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Tag Archives: autumn
Into autumn
Yes we said we’d talk more about Pranzac this week, but other events intervened… Well it’s certainly been a change from the sunlit Var in the last few weeks, with barely a break between the storms, but the good news … Continue reading
A backward look at autumn
Finally, after the long dry summer and autumn, it looks as if winter is on its way. For the next couple of weeks the Météo is actually predicting some days when the sun will not shine unbroken from dawn to … Continue reading
November miscellany
Now that winter really has arrived (temperatures down to -4°C Thursday night), we thought we should do a round-up of some autumn colours and scenes that we haven’t been able to include in other blogs. We did a fairly local … Continue reading
Autumn sun
When most people think of the south of France they probably almost always think of it in summer, when it certainly has its attractions. It might well be however that its biggest charm lies in other months of the year. … Continue reading
Autumn leaves
There is a common myth that the French Riviera does not get a winter. It is of course totally untrue. We had a little touch of frost outside our apartment door this week, although as we’ve said, we’re at 850 … Continue reading
Lambs amid the conkers
Even in this urban age, every small child in Britain knows that conkers (the gloriously shiny fruit of the horse chestnut tree) ripen in autumn and lambs are born in spring. So it is somewhat disconcerting to look out of … Continue reading
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