Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 January 2026

A winter wonderland?

 

Stopped a few times on my way over to Le Grand-Pressigny yesterday to snap winter's effect on our surroundings...beautiful!


Tuesday, 13 December 2022

Welcome to winter driving - more than enough!

This was our welcome to the UK on our way into London last night on the first part of our journey up to Scotland for the festive period.

Tuesday, 12 January 2021

A chilly start...


First really heavy frost yesterday morning here in Southern Touraine.


 

Wednesday, 6 December 2017

Winter webs at La Guerche


A view of the chateau and river at La Guerche through winter webs on the bridge.







Monday, 2 January 2017

The first real 'show' of winter...

Heading over to Le Grand-Pressigny yesterday for a great New Year's day 'brunch' laid on collectively by three friends, we had our first real show of winter as we drove over from Barrou...beautiful.


Thursday, 28 February 2013

Sunday, 15 January 2012

A walk around...Le Grand Pressigny


The last few weeks here in Le Grand Pressigny in Southern Touraine have been strange weather-wise with, it seemed, the days changing from glorious to dreary overnight. This has affected Pauline's and my new walking regime (minimum 1 hour per day) though not to a great extent, as even on some of the inclement days we still managed it.We try and vary our route but this obviously gets more difficult the more often we do it plus the weather can restrict our countryside walks. Anyway...one of the things that pleases us is that even walking a well-worn path the surroundings take on a different look during weather and seasonal changes.

On one walk 'surrounding the chateau' I managed to find a view of it, the one above, that, despite the hundreds of shots I've taken of it over the years, was new to me! It was taken from a new area that has been set out as house plots for sale on the way up Route des Roches to the troglodytes and shows the ramparts to great effect.

Here is the walk in pictures, starting with the steep climb up Ru du Chateau: