Although Chenonceau is my favourite chateau, the Sully photo is the image I like best. The voluptuous wisteria is a close second. 🙂
Rosemary Kneipp
December 30th, 2015 at 8:33 pm
Yes, I wait for that wisteria every year! We make sure we don’t go away.
Lesley
December 30th, 2015 at 10:50 am
I’m so envious of the Wisteria (or should we say Glycine) that it has to be my favourite. Happy New Year to you both.
Rosemary Kneipp
December 30th, 2015 at 8:34 pm
The first year, we didn’t prune it very well, but now we know how to do it. It is so lovely. The leaves last a long time – they are only just falling off now.
I would say Sully is my favorite photo.
But a glass of good wine in front of your fireplace give a Holiday spirit and I wish you to see the New Year in this way!We wish all the best for 2016 to you both!
Much love from Sofia and Plovdiv,
Anna and Rumen
Rosemary Kneipp
December 30th, 2015 at 8:40 pm
Hello Anna, thank you for voting. Jean Michel and I also wish you and Rumen all the best in 2016 with lots of home exchanges!
What a great display of beauty! I don’t know which one of them I like more, but if I were to pick one I’d probably choose the one from Closerie Falaiseau with the glycine around the window. It brings back some sweet memories from our trip to Loire Valley, two years ago and the great time we had at your place. Have a wonderful year in 2016!
Rosemary Kneipp
January 13th, 2016 at 9:18 pm
Ever since you were here, Anda, I’ve been more aware of water!
So hard to choose a favorite! Your wisteria is just so gorgeous!!! And I love the photo from Lisbon. Wishing you a very happy 2016!! 🙂
Yes, I love my wisteria. I’m embarrassed to say it isn’t Lisbon but Grenada! A happy 2016 to you too.
Sully is my favourite of these.
Yes, that seems to be a general favourite.
I really can’t decide!
I think it would be – Grenada, foie gras, wisteria, roses, sprain and then your wonderful chateau’s.
Not quite sure what sprain is!
Sorry – spring.
Je vote pour le château de Sully même si la photo de Grenade me rappelle le souvenir très agréable de la découverte du site.
J’ai pris des dizaines de photos de SUlly. La lumière était tellement bien ce jour là (avril).
Although Chenonceau is my favourite chateau, the Sully photo is the image I like best. The voluptuous wisteria is a close second. 🙂
Yes, I wait for that wisteria every year! We make sure we don’t go away.
I’m so envious of the Wisteria (or should we say Glycine) that it has to be my favourite. Happy New Year to you both.
The first year, we didn’t prune it very well, but now we know how to do it. It is so lovely. The leaves last a long time – they are only just falling off now.
Tough choice, they all look lovely like this. I think probably Sully at a pinch, with its beautiful reflection. I can’t get the best9 to work for me, I just get errors, it’s very frustrating. Bonne année Rosemary!
Hi Phoebe, I was able to get them for you. I’ve sent them by Facebook. Bonne année to you too, Phoebe!
I would say Sully is my favorite photo.
But a glass of good wine in front of your fireplace give a Holiday spirit and I wish you to see the New Year in this way!We wish all the best for 2016 to you both!
Much love from Sofia and Plovdiv,
Anna and Rumen
Hello Anna, thank you for voting. Jean Michel and I also wish you and Rumen all the best in 2016 with lots of home exchanges!
Wonderful photos – All the very best for the New Year. I shall be moving to France myself for a new adventure and the next part of my life.
Cheers
Thank you Fiona. And all the best for your move to France in 2016 What area will you be going to? I see that you’re Aussie!
What a great display of beauty! I don’t know which one of them I like more, but if I were to pick one I’d probably choose the one from Closerie Falaiseau with the glycine around the window. It brings back some sweet memories from our trip to Loire Valley, two years ago and the great time we had at your place. Have a wonderful year in 2016!
Ever since you were here, Anda, I’ve been more aware of water!