Matera in Basillicata, Italy, is jaw-dropping. I’d wanted to visit for ages and it certainly didn’t disappoint. WOW!! The place is just incredible. The third oldest continually inhabited settlement on earth (after Jericho and Aleppo), Matera dates from the palaeo …
Amazing flowers @ The Four Seasons, Geneva
Swiss view
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Such a beautiful weekend in Geneva – perfect sunshine, lovely ambience and great company. It’s amazing that even in the harbour areas the Lake remains clear. The flower displays at the Four Seasons were just incredible – very uncool to take shots, but I real …
La braderie de Lille
La braderie de Lille
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I love La braderie de Lille, it is just such a mad, and very French, weekend. The whole of this elegant city is taken over by Europe’s largest annual flea market for 48 hours. There is an air of ‘anything goes’ and indeed not only are the streets taken over …
Renovation project, Wissant
Wissant, France
Wissant, France
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My first visit. Fantastic beach, and big enough to accommodate everyone: children, kitesurfers, sunbathers etc. Spotted a house crying out for renovation, see above. Altogether a charming place.
Boathouse, Worthersee
Lake Worthersee
Lake Worthersee
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Lake Wörthersee – Contender for the ‘best lake in the World’ prize!? This is my second visit here, and it is just so beautiful I cannot imagine not making another trip. The water is crystal clear, and of drinking water quality (as many locals are keen to …
Poppies, Loupiac, France
Aaah, France
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I absolutely love this part of France. Having never been to the Midi-Pyrénées before, the past few months here have been heaven. I shall miss it. I’ve made some lovely friends and so will definitely be back. Two of my absolute favourite pics above. Highlights? So man …
Carcassonne, France
Citadel, Carcassonne
Carcassonne
Carcassonne
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Carcassonne & other amazing places gone wrong…. I mentioned in a previous post (Restaurants: Tarn, France) about quite possibly the worst restaurant I’d ever been to, in Carcassonne – and shockingly, it was in France. Sadly, for me, it was a reflection of Car …