Wow!
It's been a hectic few weeks...
...with hardly any time being spent here at home...
...but having wonderful jaunts elsewhere.
No work this time though...
...just a glorious break visiting Chartres...
...one of my favourite places in France...
...gathering even more pictures to use for my Medieval themed projects.
No matter how many times we visit...
...I don't think I'll ever tire of gazing at what I call "The Lady"!
The focus this time was on detail...
...and there is plenty of that!!
Drool along lovely people............
And there are over 400 more that I have to play with!! :-)))
How wonderful is life?!
x C
Showing posts with label Chartres. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chartres. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 April 2015
Tuesday, 5 June 2012
Tea and Leaf Tuesday
I'm certainly in need of my tea indulgence today...
...and it's nice to have it include lovely memories of my little French sojourn way back in March.
I found a delightful tea/coffee retailer in Chartres...
...who had a small range of locally-themed teas!
Today, I'm partaking of "Baiser de Chartres"....
...and considering the leaf is green and there are not a whole lot of obvious flowery or fruity additions....
...the flavour is simply sublime.
Full and flowery....
...and looking good in this tiny Japanese tea cup that I found in a shop called "KIMONOYA" in the Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe (Paris).
On the leaf is a little bamboo plate with a spoonful of a beadmix that I call "Byzantium".
It's for the "Magic Lantern" that I'm making for that Busy Bees workshop...
...more in a couple of days when I've finished it :-)
...and it's nice to have it include lovely memories of my little French sojourn way back in March.
I found a delightful tea/coffee retailer in Chartres...
...who had a small range of locally-themed teas!
Today, I'm partaking of "Baiser de Chartres"....
...and considering the leaf is green and there are not a whole lot of obvious flowery or fruity additions....
...the flavour is simply sublime.
Full and flowery....
...and looking good in this tiny Japanese tea cup that I found in a shop called "KIMONOYA" in the Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe (Paris).
On the leaf is a little bamboo plate with a spoonful of a beadmix that I call "Byzantium".
It's for the "Magic Lantern" that I'm making for that Busy Bees workshop...
...more in a couple of days when I've finished it :-)
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