David Sefton's Musings
I've retired to Lavausseau in the Vienne with my wife, Amanda. We are adapting to the French way of life with enthusiasm, but occasionally get caught out by the local quirks and customs. This Blog looks better, and is more reliable, in Firefox.
Monday, May 14, 2012
A barbecue lunch in good company
Sunday, April 29, 2012
The bridge is under assault
Flooding yet again
Monday, April 23, 2012
Jason's adventure in India
This shows where Jason has reached in his journey. He has taken 6 weeks off to travel around India, and has only a few days left.

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Location:Lavausseau
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
The bridge is in place
The curious case of our bridge

In February we had a heavy bout of flooding, and our bridge was washed away. It was able to move as it had not been properly staked into the ground, and as it was clad in timber in was possible for it to float. We walked down river, and found it perched on an island about half a mile away. It was far too heavy for the three of us to carry, so we had to dismantle it completely. The metal base is a galvanised iron gate, and is very strong, as we as heavy. It has now been re-erected back in place, and properly staked, so it should be secure in future.
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Location:Lavausseau
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Biscuit rembered
Our cat, Biscuit, was killed by a passing car last week. He was 6 months old, and had become such a beloved member of our family. He will be remembered for having a wonderful disposition, and enchanting character.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Exercises in Poitiers
I go to a Physiotherapist (Laurence) each Tuesday for exercises. They only last for one hour, but that is enough for us fogies. The photos show Laurence and a fellow subject for treatment, as well as myself.


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Location:Poitiers
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