Domme town entrance |
A colourful church |
One of the many streets leading into the medieval city |
How is it hanging? |
Its a labyrinth in here! |
What is behind door number one? |
City wildlife |
Decisions decisions! |
I'm sure we have been this way before? |
Karate Kid in France perhaps? |
Crepes sweet and savoury - yum |
The path to our lovely hotel |
An old convent now a school |
Hmm I wonder what lives in here? |
Gini finds a bronze boy friend |
Shaky because I was laughing so hard! Look at him go! |
Creates the dark dirty atmosphere of a time long ago |
Cute windows |
Shadows from the creatures of the night |
Go to the light |
Don't go to the light Tom! |
Lanterns all over the city |
A watchtower on a corner |
Cepes, which go lovely with an omelette |
The icon of the region, poor goosey |
The door reveals a... food market on market day - Tuesday |
What a charming seat |
A different style of roofing wouldn't you say? |
We turned into Squirrels and ate a bag full of walnuts - yum |
I can fly! |
Beynac in the background |
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Boxwood hedges |
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Stone Hut |
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Sluggy! |
Poet's corner hut. |
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The window in Poets hut |
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Gini shows off her balance skills by falling off! |
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Where's all my friends? |
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Boxwood hedges at their best |
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Not a bad coffee at all |
Chateau de Castelnaud |
A real castle! |
Defense system, point and hope for the best |
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The view from Castelnaud |
An old fashion machine gun? |
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Oh the light is so pretty |
Tom taking a rest |
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Where's the enemy? |
Nasty weapons that coud do some damage I don't doubt |
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Catapult with big stones |
Another view of Castelnaud. |
Prime real estate |
Tuesday food market |
Never seen that before, Broccoli and Cauliflower had a baby? |
So cute why would you ever eat them? |
Large pens full of geese |
Duck, duck, goose. You're it! |
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The local food of choice |
Fort Reginac, built into the cliff face |
Corn fields all over the region |
Ready for your cigar and brandy sir? |
Our sinks have come a long way since then |
Chimney that runs through the each level but not a lot of heat comes out |
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Third floor, not much of a wall though |
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