
Walking the Gorge de la Frau
Thinking of walking the Gorge de la Frau in Ariege? Here’s how we get on with a three- and a five-year-old. In summary, a short sharp walk with an excellent picnic stop! Hard hats recommended!!
Continue ReadingThinking of walking the Gorge de la Frau in Ariege? Here’s how we get on with a three- and a five-year-old. In summary, a short sharp walk with an excellent picnic stop! Hard hats recommended!!
Continue ReadingFinding a great (and often waymarked) cycle route in France is easy, if you know where too look. As we all know, cycling is big in France. You’ve heard of the Tour de France, right? The problem, of course, for non-French speakers, is finding this information in the first place, because naturally, it’s in French. […]
Continue ReadingUp until this winter, if asked, I’d say I don’t really crochet. I’d tried and failed – repeatedly. Even when inspired by some of the beautiful work of friends at mother and baby/toddler groups I went to while living in the UK, I’d pick up my hook, ready to tackle it once and for all, […]
Continue ReadingWith everything that’s happened this year, we haven’t been able to make as much of the garden as we would have liked. Really, we’d hoped to have finalised the purchase of our land by now and have had access over the summer – to set up “camp” and start to get some vegetable beds ready […]
Continue ReadingIt’s been a while since I last posted here. After getting quite into the swing of writing blog posts on this and that, putting a lot of drafts together, even getting to the stage of having a plan, and working behind the scenes on a redesign of the site. Then life got in the way, […]
Continue ReadingWe did this walk over a year ago. As the pics I took were with my camera it took me a while to get round to downloading them. Now that’s done, here’s the write up I said I would do in my Exploring on Foot post. If you’re looking for a short and relatively easy walk within […]
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