To my shame I have to admit that in twenty five years of coming on holiday to this part of … More
Tag: France
Our Daily Bread
Fourteen years ago, when we bought our house in France, a very good French friend impressed upon us the importance … More
Cheese 2: Pié d’Angloys
If I were ever to be cast away on a desert island, but had the option to take one luxury … More
Mon Plaisir
The French Tricolore flies proudly over numbers 19 and 21 Monmouth Street, close by Seven Dials on the northern edge … More
Every cloud has a silver lining!
(The Castillet, the only remaining tower, housing one of the main gates to the former walled city of Perpignan. This … More
Some words of wisdom from a table mat
Eating in a restaurant is nearly always a pleasure. Sometimes it is better than others, because it is not just … More
The 29th International Festival of Photojournalism – Visa pour l’Image
The Collapse of the Caliphate, Development and Pollution in China, The Spread of Islam in Cuba, Juveniles in Prison, Human … More
The Château de Jau
(Part of the vast expanse of vineyards at Jau, can be seen beyond the hedge) On the southern foothills of … More
The Little Yellow Train
(Our train awaits) Up in the mountains of the Eastern Pyrenees about forty kilometres from where our house is on … More
The Circle of the close friend
Many times during the early 1950s, Pablo Picasso came to stay with friends in Perpignan. His hosts on those occasions … More