William, my grandfather, and " the ring" My paternal grandfather, William Murch Whelen, wa...

An English friend in our village of Caunes told me about a French WW1 soldier who had lived in a neighbouring village. I set out to find out...

This is a very quick post, just to indicate to those of us that blog, that I have finally recovered my old blog.....and have been able to ch...

 Somehow Ive managed to get into my previous blog ( Janice in Caunes). Not sure how, or if it will work and if it does, whether I can get ba...

After a great Yorkshire week, and a few days exploring London on their own, cousin Linda, and her cousin Helen, arrived in Toulouse. We...

It is over a year since I blogged. I felt that my ramblings from England, and those from the Minervois had become tired and I seemed to be...

I inherited a small rubber plant from a cousin about 10 years ago. It was in a strange 60s/70s pot that looked vaguely familiar, but I gave ...