Tag Archives: Chateauneuf

A Quick Trip South, September 2014

Posted on October 1, 2014 by Sandra

Although we’ve navigated the Rhone on two occasions, (more detailed reports at The Saone Rhone and onto the Canal du Midi September 2008 and Crossing L’Etang and Navigating the Rhone to Lyon, September 2011 ) we were looking forward to … Continue reading →

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Posted in Cruising in France | Tagged Allemand, Ampuis, Andance, Andancette, Aramon, Belville, Bollene, Canal Rhone a Sete, Chateauneuf, Chavannay, Condrieu Rochers, Frontignan, Grau d'Agde, Jassons Riottier, Lyon, Montmerle, Neuville, Petit Rhone, Pont de Vaux, Sablons, Saone, St Pierre Benite, Tarascon, the Round Lock, Trevoux, Valence, Vallbrueges, Vaugris | 6 Comments

Sunday Stills: Looking Through Windows

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Sandra

The Sunday Stills Challenge this week was about windows. More specifically, looking through them. And there was a stipulation also that you had to show the frame. So whether they were framed in wood, stone, granite or UPVC, these … Continue reading →

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Chateauneuf, stained glass, Sunday Stills, windows | 6 Comments

Sunday Stills – Creepy Things

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Sandra

The prompt from Sunday Stills this week is ‘creepy things’. These photographs (The Tomb of Philippe Pot) were taken at Chateauneuf in the Beaune region of France earlier this month. It’s a re-created version of the original, currently held in … Continue reading →

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Posted in Photography | Tagged Chateauneuf, creepy, Dukes of Burgundy, Philippe Pot | 2 Comments

Canal de Bourgogne Revisited (Autumn 2013)

Posted on September 20, 2013 by Sandra

Having abandoned our exploration of the Canal de Bourgogne in heavy rainfall during May/June, we decide to persevere again this autumn… Monday 19th August Arrived at Pont de Vaux around noon, after an uneventful trip. Traffic had been a little … Continue reading →