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Le Parcellaire Content : La Bastide de Sérou, rue d’Arize - Foix - 14 July
La Tour Lafont - Pamiers -18 July
Giant chestnut trees - Le Temps des Cerises - The wild Boar - Land Parcel 234-235, 21 July
Faydit de Brouzenac - 22 July
Mr de la Bastide
Apple-trees, Notre Dame de Sabart, Land Parcel 20, 8 August
Mr l’Escoussière, Land Parcels 228, 229, 242, 251, 9 August
Mimine at Eychenat
From one mill to another ...
Mélanie of the Goats, 11th August
The Knight of the ferruginous waters, Baron of Alzen
The black bicycle
Land Parcels 169, 172,12 August - The Arize / Mr Fallacy
Land Parcels 229, 234, 228, 13 August – Mr L’Escoussière / Norbert Casteret
Land Parcels 58, 78, 79, 14 August - Pompeia Primilla
Parcels 52, 54 - Carrier Pigeons
Land Parcel 640, 15 August - The Land Parcel of God
The Colonel Bravadida
Honoré d’Urfé - L’Astrée - Bathylle - Leda - Mr L’Escoussière - 26 July, Land Parcel 88
Xanthippe and Socrates - The Pear-trees - Land Parcel 85 bis, 27 July
The Fountain-basin-wash house - Land Parcel 1002, 28 July
The Garum - La Balmo - Land Parcel 998
Pierre Bayle - Toulouse Lautrec - Yvette Guilbert - Wednesday 30 July, Land Parcels 1017/1018
Abbé Breuil - Father Teilhard de Chardin - Prehistory - Elohin, Jahwe, God of Pity - Land Parcel 104, 1 August
A miner’s pick - 2 August
The Wild Boar - 2 August
Mr Fallacy - Land Parcels 87, 88, 89, 3 August
La Madelon - La Der-des-Ders (1914-1918) - Mr Limebrick - Massat - 4 August
The Farrier - Land Parcel 1002, 5 August
The Blacksmith - Mr Irjava-scriptter - Pepi’Stieni- Land Parcel 87, 7 August
The Mill of Malarnaud
Festos de Fouix (Festival of Foix), 8 September
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The Fountain-basin-wash house - Land Parcel 1002, 28 July

 

            At  the  fountain-basin-wash house,  the  tap on the left drains off the water of the source, while the other tap runs a limpid crystal but a bit heavy which is supposed to come from another source. An anonymous hand has disposed on the ciment a bouquet of flowers from the fields in a stemmed glass rescued  from  some inn-shelf. The land parcel in question, fresh under the sun, describes like a platform of mossy slabs bordered by enormous trees, a kind of Noah’s ark with masts which would hide the sky. Not that the Patriarch has invented the vine or that the latter fructifies easily on these high gascon lands, except for these traces of trellised vines which, here and there, the legionaries of Rome dropped behind them in order to better find again, like Little Tom Thumbs, once their time of service accomplished, the paths to the Eternal city, pressed by the image-memories of provocative Gaditaines* whose hips are undulating, bent down to the earth, exciting so many transports of delight.

Fontaine-bassin-lavoir, Cardaillac (Midi-Pyrénées)

*Gaditaines, native women of Cadix in Spain, known for their lascivious dances.

            The wine, the  legionaries of Rome implanted it in the Narbonnaise, the area of la Clape or of Barbaira and found it sometimes so much to their taste that, the hour of their retirement having sounded, they came back to settle down in these formerly occupied lands, such as these adjutants of the Cafarellus barracks, bloated face in keeping with the job, opening a tavern on the other site of the street, facing their former guard-room.

The Wines of France in Literature - July 44

            At Radio Paris National : “the wines of France in literature”, which really are different from these wines of Alba, of Sorrent, of Fondi, of Trifolin,  of Signia,  of Tarent, all the V.D.Q.S. and not the Sabinum, Horace”s wine or the wine of Setia (the favourite of Augustus) or the wine of Flassa, which one drinks and which one does not forget.                  

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