According to our guide, Henri Carvallo, the owner of Villandry, this is the last of the great chateaus built during the Renaissance period in the Loire Valley. This impressive chateau and its gardens are currently supported entirely by visitors’ fees. … Continue reading →
We visited Chateau de Valmer (link to the English version of the website) on an evening when it had rained on and off all day. We arrived in a drizzle but got a delightful bit of sun during the golden … Continue reading →
It’s late to put up a Wordless Wednesday post, but I promised in my post on Monday about Diane de Portiers and Catherine de’ Medici (The Serpent and the Moon by Princess Michael of Kent) that I would post my … Continue reading →
There are more photos of our visit to L’Arboretum des Grandes Bruyères on my Flickr page: Joy’s Photostream. This post is for Wordless Wednesday. Check out today’s post, June 19, for more photos around the web.
Continue reading →The English language website for this hotel is here: Chateau d’Esclimont. For more photos around the web, visit the Wordless Wednesday list today.
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Continue reading →For more from Dublin Castle and other photos of our Ireland trip, visit: Joy’s Flickr Photostream. For more photos around the web, visit: Wordless Wednesday.
Continue reading →For more about Oscar Wilde: Book Review: Stories for Children by Oscar Wilde and a Wilde visit to St. Louis For more photos from our Ireland trip: Joy’s Flickr Photostream For more photos around the web: Wordless Wednesday
Continue reading →More Ireland trip photos on Flickr: Joy’s Photostream. More photos around the web at Wordless Wednesday.
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