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Tag Archives: Tourtour
Farewell to winter
In some ways we have moved on from winter here in Lorgues. We have had temperatures of over 20C in the last couple of days and have even opened to pool to clear out the accumulated leaves. However, there is … Continue reading
Tourtour without tourists
We have blogged or shown pictures of Tourtour many times before in these blogs. Funnily enough, most of our photos show the village out of season, when it looks very different to its usual summer aspect. And just to show … Continue reading
Déconfinement 2: out and about, locally
It might have been assumed that with the loosening of confinement that we would immediately head over the hills and far away. Well, we didn’t do that. There were two reasons: the first was that we had a ‘must buy’ … Continue reading
January in the rear-view mirror
After last week’s necessarily text-heavy blog, here’s a compensation. January has been and gone, and so here are some winter photos. Not that there has been much of a winter. And finally…
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The ghost of Tourtour
Almost everybody who comes to stay with us gets taken up to the village of Tourtour about half an hour away to the north of us. No one ever complains: indeed almost everybody falls in love with the place. It … Continue reading
Tourtour and Brexit
Tourtour Although we discovered the little village of Tourtour just a few months after arriving in Taradeau, it has rapidly become one of the places we take visitors to. It’s only 20 minutes away but it’s easy to overlook: it’s … Continue reading
The changing of the seasons
There can be no doubt now that we are into spring, at least down here in Taradeau. The blossom is coming out on the almond and the plum trees, the temperature is nudging up towards 20°C, the supermarkets are starting … Continue reading