Looking though my photographs I feel I am not quite ready to leave Agde behind and leaving is always difficult – so here are just one or two postcards by way of my au revoir
1. The narrow, medieval streets of the old city, in which we lived, where neighbours are almost within touching distance
2. The trompe loeil – painted by artists from Marseille – which we passed on our way down to the river.
3. The Herault River where it opens up on its way to the sea – I cycled here most mornings (when I wasn’t falling off my bike) along the cycle path to Grau D’Agde and the Mediterranean
4. The kitten we all fell in love with in the restauarnt at Minerve
5. The sea which always seemed hazy in the heat – didn’t go in but paddled with Angus
6. A simple roof terrace picnic – bread, cheese, pizza and wine. The food improved considerably when Sean and Debora arrived (not surprisingly)
7.The canal was always the most peaceful of places but especially in the early evening
8. The French love fireworks!!
Au Revoir Agde!
Oh le petit chat de Minerve! We were a cat’s whisker from putting her in our shopping baskets and whisking her off to Blighty… This is a wonderful reminder of our lovely trip. What a special time we had.
Oh she was beautiful! – (if we had kidnapped her I think it would have been at least a three cornered fight as to who was taking her home) and Oh we did have a very special time!
A x