Part two of the saga of the summer of 2006
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Our one booked and paid for part of the holiday
was in this house “Haut Toupian” just outside
Goudargues in the Gard.
This was again a clever conversion, the hill had
been terraced for olive trees.
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As next door still was
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And these terraces had been incorporated to make it
a house and garden on many levels.
There was a swimming pool on one.
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And a handy bower for me to do my writing on another.
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There was still very much a feeling of being in the middle
of the country and as well as singing to us constantly, the
crickets kept dropping in.
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There was a fig tree in the garden which was being
devoured by wasps.
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But we managed to save a delicious bowlful or two.
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A great terrace for Barbrcues
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And more barbecues (this one of Magret de Canard)
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Inside the cool veranda was shaded by a canopy.
This we needed as the temperatures hit the 40’s
while we were here
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We did however manage one meal out.
We dined again in the Vieille Fontaine in Cornillon.
A restaurant which has a breathtaking view of the
valley of the Ceze.
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It also manages extremely good food.
This was my starter of Scallop, Artichoke
and Asparagus.
I couldn’t have done better myself.
Rather a lot of food in this entry isn’t there.
It must have been the hungry company.
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