Inside the chateau at Cabriès.
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Watcher in the courtyard
When we visited the chateau in Cabriès last year, there were a number of statues made from welded metal scrap. This is one of them.
Red door
A red door in Cabriès. Looks like they have fierce mice.
Wooden shutter
Wooden shutters on a small window in the shape of an oven. From Cabriès last summer.
Blue shutter
Taken in Cabriès last summer.
Horseshoe goddess
This figurine of a goddess can be found in the clock tower in Cabriès. The horseshoe looks small enough to be from a donkey. Come to that, the goddess looks pissed-off, almost as if she’s been raped by a deity.
Another reminder of last summer in France.
Blue chair
Another summer photo from last year, when we were in France. This was taken in Cabriès.
Our hilltop holiday home
By the time this is posted, we’ll be back in London, having travelled by TGV from Marseille to Paris and by Eurostar from Paris to London. The village is Cabriès in Provence, where we’ve spent a fantastic two weeks cat-sitting for my cousin.
Think of me tonight in my Travelodge in the east end of London.
Patrick Mackie 