A lazy day for us… Keith is garden oriented and Sue and I drive into town to see the vestiges of history at the Vesunna Gallo-Roman Museum. It houses the remains of a grand Gallo-Roman residence, adorned with painted plaster work, … Continue reading →

Off on another adventure today …..first to see St-Amand-de-Coly, with its stunning fortified Romanesque church that overlooks the pretty village.    Then to Sarlat, the capital of the Black Périgord, one of the most authentically preserved cities in the France, … Continue reading →

The ancient and mystical town of Brantôme has fascinated visitors for centuries. Nestled in a cluster of limestone caves high on the Aquitaine plateau, Brantôme’s natural beauty, bubbling spring, and well-stocked river attracted its earliest inhabitants over forty thousand years … Continue reading →