Tag: France
Where La Massane Meets the Sea
The mouth of the river La Massane (Maçana in Catalan) near Argelès-sur-mer has been widened and formed into a harbour.
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From France looking East
We were at the most southern part of the Mediterranean coast of France. We looked straight east. No atmospheric sunsets to photograph. But it was grand in the mornings. FOWC with Fandango: Sunrise
It’s not Five Minutes to Midnight yet
Nor quite seven either. But it’s almost seven.
I suppose I could have gone out and caught a clock at exactly 7 o’clock but it was much more fun to look at all the clocks in my archive. The closest I came to 7 o’clock was half past six (or “half seven”) on the face of the Uhrtürmlein in Frankfurt
and three minutes to seven in Bourg-en-Bresse at the con-cathedral Notre Dame.
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The Recycle Circle
When I was cycling through the strawberry fields this spring, I noticed the porta-a-potties for the workers. “I am partly made out of recycled fishing nets” was written on it. I was impressed enough to stop and take a photo. Then in summer we were … Continue reading The Recycle Circle
Lifting
A drive-by shot at Lake Geneva. Serious work at the playground. One Word Sunday
Just Before We Left the Harbour
Maybe we should have stayed ashore but we had already paid (!) and we had a very excited child with us to looking forward to a boat ride. It was an interesting boat rid, choppy, wet (from above and the front) but it was also memorable.
