This little known château has a wonderful collection of trees on its secluded grounds. And now they are really showing some of the brightest fall colors that I have seen in the area. And because of that, today I will offer a bonus photo of these same trees taken from another angle.
Many thanks for all the kind comments to yesterday's post. Bon weekend à tous !
What a peaceful way to guide us into I hope a wonderful and not too misty week end.
ReplyDeleteI do not know if France is the place fir the young at heart but it is for sure your place. I have some Namibian childhood friends at home and we are walking on memory lane !
Wish you a nice week end.
Tess
This is definitely my place. I'm glad to hear you're with friends... there's nothing better than that. Bon weekend !
DeleteAn idyllic place !
ReplyDeleteIt really is. And it's privately owned. Only the grounds are open to the public.
Deletewas that place owned by Mic Jagger ?
ReplyDeleteHis place, château de la Fourchette, is just down the road. And unfortunately not open to the public. Although, I still don't understand why he hasn't invited us over ! (yet)
DeleteAh c'est juste splendide ! Mais je ne sais pas si je voudrais être voisine de Jagger...
ReplyDeleteMoi non plus !
DeleteVery peaceful to behold, Stuart.
ReplyDeleteIt like a little fairy tale place.
DeleteA very pretty place, especially with the leaves in full color! And kudos on the feature story! It's nice to put a face to the name... ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was not easy to capture them. I went there on three consecutive days trying to get the right sunlight and blue sky. You can see I failed in that goal on the 2nd shot. Everytime I got in that spot, the clouds rolled in!
DeleteWhen I make my millions (running out of time) I am so buying a chateau in France, not sure if I want to live near Mick Jagger though :).. That shot was well worth the time you spent trying to snap it Stuart, nice work!
ReplyDeleteWell, as they say here, "come on down!".
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