I did see a cloud last night.
COLD DARK ROOM
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No fireplaces here.
Chimneys are forbidden in the medina except for bakeries.
It rarely gets cold enough to need one anyway.
Probably was a gunshot.
Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Ed!
I'll now go and get some soft cheeses and bread for lunch.
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The weather is just horrible.
Yesterday I chiseled most of the loose fiberglass resin out of the west tortoise pool, but it has to fully dry before I can re seal it with more 'glass.
It looks like I'll have to wait, tortoises too.
Yesterday I chiseled most of the loose fiberglass resin out of the west tortoise pool, but it has to fully dry before I can re seal it with more 'glass.
It looks like I'll have to wait, tortoises too.
SNAP!
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I've got the area partitioned off, but my bossy female, Julio, will probably knock it down.
She certainly does
There's a farmer who comes to the market every Saturday with a tiny stall of 'pelardons' (little round goat's cheeses) He has 4 types varying from very young freshly-made through 2 others of greater maturity through to the rather dried-out and revolting-looking 'incontournables'. Any 3 for €5, 6 for €9
He sells out by about 10.30am. It was the queue that alerted us to him - always French people and no tourists. I get there early so I at least can get a selection. If you're there too late only the youngest cheeses are left.
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And melted over something that is fried!
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Tidgy loves fig leaves but only had figs once.
She had diarrhea for three days, poor lamb.
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There is a small farmers market here close by every Saturday. We mostly buy their honey.She certainly does
There's a farmer who comes to the market every Saturday with a tiny stall of 'pelardons' (little round goat's cheeses) He has 4 types varying from very young freshly-made through 2 others of greater maturity through to the rather dried-out and revolting-looking 'incontournables'. Any 3 for €5, 6 for €9
He sells out by about 10.30am. It was the queue that alerted us to him - always French people and no tourists. I get there early so I at least can get a selection. If you're there too late only the youngest cheeses are left.
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The leaves I have.Tidgy loves fig leaves but only had figs once.
She had diarrhea for three days, poor lamb.
I will see if they'll eat some.
In this market a couple of nuns from the local priory sell honey. They seem to make a fortune. They sell loads!
Great idea!!!!i'd re route it into there letterbox
Probably more of an unusual event than the Persieds!
I'm going to try again to see them tonight.
They say the best tine to see them is just before Dawn - hope she doesn't beat me to it!
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No fireplaces here.
Chimneys are forbidden in the medina except for bakeries.
It rarely gets cold enough to need one anyway.
No chimneys - How does Santa get to you??I guess being a chimney sweep isn't a recommended career then
Ooohhh cheese and chips - with baked beans - yummy!!!!
