Assorted photos from Mouthiers-sur-Boëme, where Elodie lives (and where I stayed for 2 weeks). Some of these are from this week and some are from like a month ago. Have I mentioned that I'm still getting caught up with this blog? Can I also mention that I get
La Vie Bohème stuck in my head every time I hear the name of that town?
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| The view of the town from Elodie's backyard. Pretty! |
The following area is where people used to wash their clothes in the
olden days. I guess I should stop complaining about having to hang dry
my laundry - it could be so much worse.
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| I bet it wasn't as charming as it looks. |
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| That water looks cold. |
This is
La Chaire à Calvin (Calvin's pulpit), and some ancient cave art.
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| Calvin apparently preached here. I couldn't get close enough to see any "Calvin wuz here" graffiti, so I guess I'll take their word for it. |
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| This was done 15,000 years ago, in the Paleolithic period. |
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| They think it's a sort of horse reproduction cycle: mating horses, pregnant horse, then a horse giving birth. |
Note: you can totally see that it's cloudy here
all the time because these pictures were taken on 3 different days over the span of about a month. My students totally rock at saying "it's cloudy".
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