Wot No Wool Shops?
I'd checked on the internet before we went on holiday to see if there were going to be any yarny suppliers near to where we were staying in France, without any success.
Imagine my surprise when I spotted a familiar Phildar sign across the square from where we had parked in Matha, a town not 10 minutes away from the house we were staying in.
Frustrating! The scenery was stunning and everywhere we went, there were acres of Sunflowers
and even more acres of row upon row of grapevines
On the last day of our holiday, before we headed back up France towards our ferry at Boulogne, I spotted another green and blue sign in a lovely town called St Jean D'Angeley
Doh! Despite yet another wool shop for sale, St Jean is very pretty. Here's a view down one of the main streets
We also spotted this shop which made us chuckle for ages!
Imagine my surprise when I spotted a familiar Phildar sign across the square from where we had parked in Matha, a town not 10 minutes away from the house we were staying in.
Frustrating! The scenery was stunning and everywhere we went, there were acres of Sunflowers
and even more acres of row upon row of grapevines
On the last day of our holiday, before we headed back up France towards our ferry at Boulogne, I spotted another green and blue sign in a lovely town called St Jean D'Angeley
Doh! Despite yet another wool shop for sale, St Jean is very pretty. Here's a view down one of the main streets
We also spotted this shop which made us chuckle for ages!
posted by Knitting@number9 at Sunday, August 27, 2006
2 Comments:
Oh how wonderful..I bet the owner has wrinkled stockings!!
Welcome back! The town seems so pretty, shame about the shops for sale though :(
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