A Taste of Garlic

Chateaubriant Daily Photo - Pays de la Loire

pays de la loire  Chateaubriant Daily Photo   because we all love reading blogs about life in FranceAnother day, another photoblog.

Like yesterday’s this one is also annotated in both French and English.

Chateaubriant Daily Photo is a clever mix of superb photos, each catagorised by a colour.

After 840 posts, it’s hard to choose ones that stand out; they really are all very good!

I suppose that if I were put up against a wall, with a firing squad at the ready and someone threatening to smash my Johnny Hallyday record collection, I would probably come up with the following posts that  interested me and have provoked some thoughtful reflection….




1).  Etang – water and trees.  A great combination for me.

2).  Les vélos d’André – wondering how long it would take to strip them do and do them up?

3).  Petit bois – water and trees again?

4).  Fisherman – the way fishing should be.  The photo is captioned… The fish are requested not to bite during the nap!”

5).  No Fish“I found this line which floated at the edge of the pond.  There was neither fish on one end nor fisherman on the other.”

6). Abandoned – what stories could it tell?  And such a shame for buildings to lie empty when people sleep rough.

7). Grrr… – a mushroom post!

8).  No – Yes – Ouf – humour and shades of Thelwell, too!

And finally…

9).  Tôt – my favourite.  Memories of early morning walks into the forest.  Days of promise of baskets full of mushrooms or, (and sometimes also), a sighting of deer!

A photoblog is difficult to write about (or, at least, I find it difficult to write about them.)  People have their own tastes in pictures just as in music and poetry and, just as with poetry, pictures promote a very personal communication.

I’ll have to offer you the only advice I can…

Spare a little bit of time and investigate Chateaubriant Daily Photo.  You’ll be glad you did!

All the best

pays de la loire  Chateaubriant Daily Photo   because we all love reading blogs about life in France

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