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rlclark3: The view from our apartment
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rlclark3: From the front window of the apartment
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rlclark3: How do YOU think they do it?
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rlclark3: Having a wonderful lunch at the Belle Epoch
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rlclark3: No skimping on the ceilings at Belle Epoch!
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rlclark3: Bordeaux park by the river
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rlclark3: Building ornament
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rlclark3: One of the old gates of the city. You can see where the orignal wall was removed. The stone from the wall was used to build houses.
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rlclark3: 16th Century buildings in Bordeaux
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rlclark3: Family house of Michel de Montaigne, famous essayist and Mayor of Bordeaux from 1581-1585.
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rlclark3: Pamela examining cool walls
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rlclark3: Bordeaux city entrance
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rlclark3: Oops
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rlclark3: Rue St Catherine, a pedestrian shopping street, always crowded
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rlclark3: Pamela enjoying the view from our apartment
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rlclark3: Chapel de St Clothilde, where we attended services
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rlclark3: Obligatory ceiling shot, St Clothilde
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rlclark3: St Clothilde
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rlclark3: Wishing godspeed to the departing Vicar and his family.
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rlclark3: Pamela and Rev. Paul Vrolijk
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rlclark3: Chapel de St Clothilde
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rlclark3: Robert, Tara, and Pamela at St Clothilde
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rlclark3: Building on Cours de l'Intendance, a major carless shopping street that runs through the heart of Bordeaux
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rlclark3: Place de la Comedie. The head is only a foot or two thick. A spectacular effect.
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rlclark3: Opera house
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rlclark3: Part of the 'Monument aux Girondins'
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rlclark3: Monument aux Girondins
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rlclark3: Monument aux Girondins
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rlclark3: Rue St Catherine
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rlclark3: A vinyard in the Graves region south of Bordeaux