Travel
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The Wolfberg Cracks and Arch – David’s photographs
Full-size photographs of the amazing scenery of the Wolfberg cracks and arch from our trip last November. The previous post covered Martin’s account of our exciting experience in the Wolfberg arch and cracks in the Cederberg park, South Africa. The nature of that post required in-line, smaller images, most of which were of…
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The ruined villas of Kep-sur-Mer
A final photo-essay from our trip last autumn. This time it is the elegiac ruined villas of Kep – a place of many surprises, including the provenance of these buildings. One of the things I had heard about Kep was the abandoned villas that were scattered through the area. They weren’t particularly apparent…
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Notes from la Vienne
A few observations from the parallel world that is rural France. Including a literal example of snailmail, the age of the house, and our gorgeous new walls. The mail delivery service is one of the wonders of rural France. Every day the little yellow van delivers more useless brochures from French supermarkets, along with…
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Faith restored in French cuisine
Magnificent eating in Rouen the other night – showing that at least in some quarters the French bedrock of technique and flair still exists…. I’ve mentioned before my sadness at the decline of French bourgeous restaurants – something that was the pride and hallmark of the nation in prior years. Kitchen quality and technique…

