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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Mick at his home in France; Fourchette at Poc� sur Cisse.
Source Le Magazine de la Touraine (Pascal Landr�).
All photos by G�rard Proust, scanned by Jacques from Le Magazine de la Touraine. Summer Issue
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Oops last picture by Alain Dalancon |
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| parmeda |
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VoodooChileInWOnderl wrote:
Oops last picture by Alain Dalancon
Not to worry, Voo...never forget that you are only human and you are allowed to make mistakes 
Now then...doesn't Mick look rested and happy? |
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| marko |
Now then...doesn't Mick look rested and happy?
Well,who would NOT,in a place like that,where exactly in France this place is?I would like to drive by,,,,, |
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| F505 |
With a house like that I even would look rested and happy... |
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| egon |
I do hope these are not linked from another website?
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| FotiniD |
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egon wrote:
I do hope these are not linked from another website?
Hehehe, it's becoming an obsession, ain't it?  Or shouldn't I use "ain't"? Sorry, couldn't resist.
Voodoo, Jaxx, Gazza: you got yourselves the best Stones board around! 
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| Monkey Woman |
Wonderful pics, Jacques! These belong in the Superblow thread! |
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| nankerphelge |
What a dump!
I mean c'mon Mick, paint the freakin' gate huh!?
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| Monkey Woman |
Fix the keyhole too. And don't forget to scrape the rust... LOL |
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| glencar |
Wonder if he needs workers for that estate? |
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| jb |
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FotiniD wrote:
Hehehe, it's becoming an obsession, ain't it? Or shouldn't I use "ain't"? Sorry, couldn't resist.
Voodoo, Jaxx, Gazza: you got yourselves the best Stones board around!
[Edited by FotiniD]
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| glencar |
It should be noted for the record that all Josh could do at the end was limply wave his flag. |
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| Fabio Hot Stuff |
Wonderful pics, Jacques!
But, where is this Fourchette?
Can I have some geographic info, well, near Lion or Grenoble, or somethig else...
thanks
Fabio |
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| Monkey Woman |
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glencar wrote:
Wonder if he needs workers for that estate?
At least, he shouldn't have trouble in finding maids! |
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| Monkey Woman |
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Fabio Hot Stuff wrote:
But, where is this Fourchette?
Can I have some geographic info, well, near Lion or Grenoble, or somethig else...
Fourchette is a place near the little town of Poc�-sur-Cisse, not far from the well-known Renaissance castle of Amboise. The closest city is Tours, and then Blois and Orl�ans, all on the Loire river.
For marko, click here for the itinerary from Paris to Poc�-sur-Cisse:
http://www1.mappy.com/sidAdLcJnBejq...2;xsl=2;lang=en
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| Lavendar |
Merci, Merci, Merci beacoup Jacques! Le jour est Marveleuisse ^ _ ^
Come Fourchette!
[Edited by Lavendar]
[Edited by Lavendar] |
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| BILL PERKS |
WHAT YEAR IS HEADER TAKEN-ITS NOT 2004 |
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| glencar |
Why not? |
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| moy |
see goergia i think is a recent pic |
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| BILL PERKS |
HEADER PIC ONLY.I SUGGEST 1990. |
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| Jacques |
Hi
pics were done between 1999 and 2001.
Here is a map (I'm not sure MW link works, sorry MW)
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| Lavendar |
???? Loire River seems to be very large. Many branches and one main river? Loire? Micks castle reminds me of Cinderella. ^_^ So now the history of Fourchette? Just interested |
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| Monkey Woman |
The river in itself is not very large if you compare it to the Mississippi or Amazon, but it flows in a wide alluvial valley, wich it sometimes floods! It can be catastrophic for the inhabitants of nearby towns. The Loire is the bigger river in France. The valley is very green and fertile but it's also interesting for the historical places: old towns, castles, churches, etc. There are a lot of pretty Renaissance castles in which you can dream about Cinderella and other legends!
This was the daily geography lesson and tourism board message. Thank you ladies and gentlemen, please don't forget the guide!
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| Lavendar |
Thanks Monkeywoman!:] A while ago I was checkin out history on castles but really didn't find much. I'll try again! |
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