Tag Archives: terrorism

And life goes on…

Posted on 23 July, 2016 by candawalley

First of all we would like to thank so many of you for your support, sympathy and prayers in the wake of the appalling Nice atrocity. It is very much appreciated. If you want an in-depth analysis on the impact … Continue reading →

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On the attack in Nice

Posted on 15 July, 2016 by candawalley

First of all we were going to revert to pretty pictures this week, then suddenly Britain had a new Prime Minister and we were going to write about her, and then she unleashed Boris from his kennel and we were … Continue reading →

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Taradeau: our part in the war against terror

Posted on 28 November, 2015 by candawalley

So the president has announced that France is at war. We thought we might tell you what the results have been at Taradeau. We will not of course breach security. So there will be no pictures of our single Police … Continue reading →

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“Interesting times” in France

Posted on 21 November, 2015 by candawalley

First of all, many thanks to the surprisingly large number of people who have contacted us in various ways to thank us for last week’s blog.  Much as we would like to talk about ecology or pretty landscapes, this is … Continue reading →

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L’Horreur

Posted on 14 November, 2015 by candawalley

We have tried in these blogs to maintain a light touch, concentrating on the picturesque and gentle and shunning deep philosophical or theological issues. The circumstances of Friday night’s appalling mass killings in Paris, presumably by Islamic extremists, requires that … Continue reading →

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