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Tag Archives: Dordogne weather
Snow joke!
Snow joke? Well, actually, “it’s no joke” that Daglan received its first snowfall of the winter last night, although it was nowhere near the depth of the snowfall that covered much of New York State (and notably, the city of … Continue reading
Posted in Life in southwest France, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged Dordogne weather, snow, winter
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Lovely place, lovely lunch
What started us on our most recent restaurant discovery was a recommendation from friend Rosemary, who had enjoyed lunch with her family at Domaine de Monrecour. On Tuesday, Jan and I visited the place with friends Roy and Helen, and … Continue reading
A tree shrinks in Daglan
Considering the title of this posting, those among you of a literary persuasion may nod knowingly and admire the subtle reference to Betty Smith’s semi-autobiographical novel of 1943, “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” Others of you may simply wonder how … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays in France, Life in southwest France, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged Christmas, Christmas trees, Daglan, Dordogne weather, nature, rain, weather
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Timber!
We’ve had some awfully wet weather lately, as previously reported in Radio Free Daglan (December 15). Sometimes we’ve had gentle showers, other times we’ve had hard rain. Unfortunately, some days we’ve also been hit with serious storms, bringing strong winds … Continue reading
Posted in Holidays in France, Life in southwest France, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged Christmas, Christmas trees, Daglan, Dordogne weather, nature, rain, weather
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Early December notes (2019 edition)
Things may be quiet around here, as I wrote recently, but the village is starting to get that Happy Holidays vibe. A few of our neighbours have started to adorn the exteriors of their homes with Christmas trees and other … Continue reading
Posted in Festivals in France, Food, Holidays in France, Life in southwest France, Markets in France, Restaurants in France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged Cénac, Christmas decorations, Christmas markets, cold weather, Daglan, Dordogne weather, food, restaurants, Sawadee
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And so it begins, again…
Is it a false memory, based on a fervent wish? An unsubstantiated report? A rumour? A daydream? I’m not sure, but I have this idea that, a while ago, someone told me that the bumper car ride would not be … Continue reading
Plenty of sunshine, coming our way…
We are currently enduring what the French call a canicule and we English-speakers call a heat wave. The entire southwest of France (in which we reside) is under a weather warning, and the papers are full of advice about staying … Continue reading
Mowing on a grand scale
As we’re now well and truly into spring, we’ve had weeks and weeks of alternating rain and bright sunshine. And once again, that means we’re into the season of mowing on a grand scale — known in France as fauchage. … Continue reading
Posted in Flora and fauna, Life in southwest France, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged Daglan, Dordogne weather, flowers, nature, plants, rain, springtime, weather
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“All’s right with the world!”
Yes, I do know that all is not right with the world — far from it. However, that’s the first thing my wife Jan exclaimed today as we sat down for our first lunch of the year at Sawadee, the … Continue reading
For lovers of flowers and other plants
If you live in the Greater Daglan Area, and you like growing flowers and other plants, this coming Sunday (March 17) would be a great day to visit our village. If you don’t meet those two criteria (GDA residency and … Continue reading