• Tarn et Garonne in Pictures

    by  • 11 Sep ’10 • Daniel de la Falaise, France, Kathryn Ireland, Picnics in Provence, travel • 11 Comments


    The last few days at Kathryn’s have been amazing. Certainly it is both a cultural and educational experience. How wonderful it has been to pick fresh figs from her trees each day and to feed the horses apples straight from the orchard. I’ve even had the chance to ‘put the chickens to bed’ at night. I had no idea that chickens had to be put to bed…it’s protection from foxes.

    Today we had cooking lessons from the fabulous Daniel de la Falaise and yesterday we enjoyed a lakeside picnic on his property. Later this week I will post the recipe for the amazing carrot and tarragon soup from our day in the kitchen. Truly this is a magical part of the world.









    11 Responses to Tarn et Garonne in Pictures

    1. Dumbwit Tellher
      13 Sep ’10 at 9:51 pm

      What a magnificent experience Ronda. Great cooking, fine food, beauty in nature, good conversation, good wine. You won't want to return to the rains of Scotland. Enjoy your last moments.
      x Deborah

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    2. mary
      14 Sep ’10 at 11:33 am

      What a wonderful respite and adventure. Love the photos.

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    3. ALL THE BEST
      14 Sep ’10 at 11:35 am

      It really is magnificent!!

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    4. diane@onlinefabricstore
      14 Sep ’10 at 12:15 pm

      Must be a great trip Ronda since you look so relaxed. enjoy!

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    5. Cote de Texas
      14 Sep ’10 at 5:52 pm

      say "hi" to the chickens for me. thanks.

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    6. red ticking
      15 Sep ’10 at 12:40 am

      glorious…. xx

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    7. Ragland Hill Social by Gwen Driscoll
      15 Sep ’10 at 3:18 am

      Ronda,

      Hope you are having an absolute great time my friend! Look forward to catching up soon.

      G

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    8. Michelle
      15 Sep ’10 at 3:23 pm

      Wow, these are so pretty, I almost feel like I am there….sigh.

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    9. pve design
      16 Sep ’10 at 10:02 am

      My Father grew up on a farm and his job was to tuck the chickens in. He still speaks about it with such affection.
      pve

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    10. Ideezine
      16 Sep ’10 at 8:42 pm

      Ronda,

      What a great way to reflect life. Through an extraordinary experience. Creativity is fed by living experiences like these. Life is Good! Happy travels n' trails upon your return home.

      Bette

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    11. 16 Sep ’10 at 11:57 pm

      Your images are just beautiful and sooo artistic — love them. Thanks for letting us live vicariously!

      Reply

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