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Found a jar of honey
A nearby abbey, that is open to the public, sells produce produced by the monks. A friend was taken aback when he found a jar of honey he had purchased was labelled PRODUCE OF ITALY.
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This is an artwork
This is an artwork outside the castle at Lacoste in the Luberon in France. It has no name, so one has to guess what it represents. For me, they are the arms of a fisherman describing his latest catch.
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A picture of the Chateau
If you drink wine you have most likely heard of Chateauneuf du Pape.
To the right is a picture of the Chateau. There is not much left of it.
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Someone had drunk all the wine!
Took this pic a few weeks later – someone had drunk all the wine!
Made a big mistake today. In France you read your own electricity meter every two months on receipt of an email from the electricity company.
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FREE EUPHORIA
FREE EUPHORIA
This is a wine vat full of wine, as you can see from the size of the man beside his van on the left, it is quite large.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE
PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE
This is a pic of the English flag. It is on the wall of the tunnel that leads to the pitch in the rugby stadium at Twickenham. It is the last thing the players see before they go out to do battle for their country.
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The bridge of HMS Belfast
This is a pic I took from the Captain’s seat on the bridge of HMS Belfast, the WW2 battleship moored in the Thames in London.
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THE LOUIS VUITTON FOUNDATION
THE LOUIS VUITTON FOUNDATION
“Nothing to do with rain water,” said a local.” They used to be used to empty ‘the night jar’.”
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Found baffling
It’s the hopper head at the side of the window I found baffling
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Good Luck in there!
As you can see I took the picture from below as these plaques are all at least 3 metres high. When I asked why, a friend said, “if they were any lower they would be stolen.”
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A Parisian Plaque
A Parisian Plaque
The translation: ‘Here, killed by the Nazis, corporal Roger Salomez. He died for France on August 20th 1944’.
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What do you do with old cycle saddles?
What do you do with old cycle saddles?
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