Tuesday, 22 May 2018

L'Aiguillon & a walk through the marshes

Back in February long before Tine's recent operation she was getting herself fit at the gym in L'Aiguillon, just down the coast from La Tranche. Being less active (!) I managed  the 'big shop' at the local Super U then went for a stroll by the estuary of the River Lay.

It's hard to forget that fateful night eight years ago when many people lost their lives in Tempête Xynthia. 


It was interesting to see the mussels boat in dry-dock. You can make out the stakes on which the shellfish are farmed.
On the nearby roundabout you can see how the mussels attach themselves to the stakes, wrapped in spiralling rope.
Another day, a walk through the marshes near to chez nous
Heads or tails?!
'Chick chick chick chicken, lay a little egg for me'


Tine's had a replacement hip and Sacha's had a replacement tree, sadly the original not surviving
Number two's looking very healthy and well labelled!

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