“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. ”
Henry David Thoreau
We had one of our best afternoons and evenings at this Gite/Chambre D’hôte. The husband and wife team were very loving in their welcome; the place was in a gorgeous setting with great views; and to top it all off, we were fed a simple but sumptuous 7-course meal for dinner (squash soup, mellon, salad, turkey, ratatouille, cheese, and pear with cinnamon, cardomum, and basil for dessert. Here is a glimpse!
Today an almost-full moon welcomed our walk as the sun was contemplating whether to show up or not.
After about an hour we were on top of a peak looking back at Lauzerte as the sun was bathing the city with its early morning rays. We found a great place to sit and eat our breakfast of a cinnamon raisin roll.
In moments like these, one wonders how life can get any better! We feel so blessed and grateful.
We saw quite a few hunters out searching for pheasants, rabbits, and wild pigs.
We are settled in a tiny gite in a tiny village. It is Sunday, so there is nothing open! No worries. We are stocked. Just cooked a nice lunch of chicken and fried eggs with a croissant. Tonight I will be cooking pasta with pesto sauce and few other goodies. Great contrast from yesterday, but fun nonetheless!!!
Such simple beauty and peace. Are those kiwi in your last photo?
Yes. Last two are the tree and the fruit. I had not before seen how they grow.
What a lovely time of the year to be there. Your photos and narrative tell it all!
so nice to keep us in touch with all your detailas
After arduous hikes, it is interesting that you have the energy to cook…
The other dinner sure looked sumptuous.