Episode 8: Venice of Périgord
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- A visit to one of my favourite towns Brantôme, known as the Venice of the Périgord natural region. Next week: Elephants and Ducks!
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Wow! No one leaves hungry from that lunch...Incredible flaming skillet skills...
hahaha, definitely not Chris! I could hardly get up! Yes, Nathanaëlle is very handy with the skillet!
Thank you Leon. I am enjoying this series .
What a beautiful town - on my list!!! Thank you Leon
My favourite town Leigh - I can go there once a week! And in summer it is incredible! A definite must-see...
Thank you for showing Brantome. I visited there a few years ago and was charmed by it. People in canoes were ‘shooting the rapids’ under the bridge. We decided that we could not afford lunch at The Mill on that occasion. Thank you again, it was so pleasant to revisit this lovely place.
Thank you Pamela, I also love Brantôme. Yes, The Mill is quite expensive! I was invited back by the guide as soon as the cultural places reopen, so we will go back, probably in summer.
Bonjour Leon, I have just discovered you channel, and I am enjoying catching up with all your posts. I especially like your local posts featuring your neighbours and your home. I find them more interesting than the travel sites. Perhaps that is because I love seeing the food prepared and shared with friends. For those who have not been to France I am sure the sites are interesting also and there is always so much to learn. I just wanted to reach out and let you know I appreciate all that you do.
Bonjour dear Linda, thank you so much for this beautiful comment - I appreciate it a lot! Lots more cooking, baking and social mixing to come as many sites I want to visit are still closed X
Wonderful tour. Thank you for your own footage, words and for recruiting the guide. I learned much including the fact that the Grim Reaper in France is female!
Many thanks Bernadette! Hmmm, I am more weary of the French ladies now :-)
That was some delicious food and good time. Beautiful countryside . I wish I could be there, haha, I wish
Thank you Ema! Why can't you be here? Nothing is impossible :-)
Rural France Journals You are right Leon, I am working on it. But in the mean time, thanks for taking me on your journey. Bisou, bisou
@@emaw3420, my absolute pleasure! Bisous
Thank you for this video. I will be going to Brantome for 2 nights in September.
Thank you Leslie 🤗 You will love Brantôme - it is my favourite town. Try to go on the river cruise and pay a visit to the caves behind the abbey 🙂
Our tour guide was wonderful
Yes Chelsea, he was so helpful and now that the caves have reopened I have to go back for him to explain the history of the caves next to the church.
Beautiful place!The scenery was amazing! Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much! I will definitely have a look at your channel too!
@@RuralFranceJournals Thanks
Leon you leave me speechless. Thank you for introducing us to such beauty and wow...what a Christmas lunch. Thanks for sharing. May 2021 be kind to you.
Lorraine, I am so enjoying my experiences with everyone - may your 2021 be filled only with happiness, health, love and light!
Leon enjoyed watching this vlog. Thank you. Best wishes for 2021.
Thank you Sushila - best wishes for you too!
Wonderful, Leon! The Christmas lunch really made me long for the hours I have spent at the table with friends in Lyon. I adore the combination of foie gras and pain d’epice...a little bit of heaven on a plate. Merci for such a lovely video!
Thank you Kimberly! Yes, love the French way of cooking but soon I will need to go on a diet :-)
Good, I am looking forward to it. I loved the information given by the guide. Have subscribed so won’t miss other episodes.
A warm welcome to you Pamela!
Great video. Tfs 🙂
Wow Leon..I'm surprised you can still move after 7 hours of eating 😂..once again you have spoiled us ,thank you so much for a lovely tour,what a beautiful place. Happy New Year 🥂stay safe ✌️
Hahaha, it was rather difficult after all that eating!!! Thank you for the good wishes - same to you and yours: Bonne Année !!!
Great feast lots of great food ....and generous neighbours, Good grief the church with statues of lots of dead babies in the history of the massacre is scary , how grim!!..but the gardens , tower and fountains make up for that.
Jim, you cannot believe all the food!!! Even for normal everyday lunches! I will need a good diet plan soon. Yes, unbelievable that a whole church is dedicated to that grim event but in general it's a beautiful town, one of my favourites!
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Leon you have some very nice neighbours that as a bonus are great cooks like yourself..very lucky. Thank you for taking us to Brantôme as it is such a beautiful town and I loved the Tour it was so informative. Happy New Year 🇦🇺
Thank you Susan! Best wishes to you and yours too - may 2021 be filled with health, happiness, love and light.
@@RuralFranceJournals Right back at you 🤞🏻
In town, you have the option after dessert, more frequently than not, to adjourn to the sitting room for coffee and liqueurs
Thank you for that information Christine. Most people around here remain at the table for coffee and liqueurs because I for example do not have a salon :-)
Wat 'n voortreflike Kersete met wonderlike vriende!
Thank you so much for sharing how the ordinary French people live. Being ordinary people we much prefer to know how the general public live in France. The Christmas lunch looks absolutely divine. I come to realize form different videos I have seen that the French loves their five course meals very much. What I love about this is that the table is not overloaded with food and much easier to interact. Just 2 questions (if I may) : there must be a lot of dirty plates and cutlery after such a 5 course meal. I assume the French put them in the dishwasher or wash them as they go along, cause one may run out of plates and cutlery during the cause of the day and /or the kitchen will be in chaos by the end of such a fantastic lunch? If the French dinners take so long, then I assume the guests don't sit in the lounge at all?
Wow, amazed by the Abbey built during the time of Charlemagne that is still standing today! If those walls could talk!! Would love to see the caves one day.
Bonne Année! (en mag die voorspoed jou verveel! 😉)
Dankie Helena! Allermooiste wense vir jou ook!
Yes, you are right - many dirty plates but most of them make use of a separate scullery and they wash up as they go along. What I find peculiar is that you only use ONE set of cutlery throughout the meal. That's why you often see some ceramic or steel holders on which you can rest your used cutlery, ready for the next course. I still use a dishwasher though, being on my own. Guests usually go straight to the table - I, for example, do not even have a lounge, only a big dining room. It is so much cosier! Ek beloof dat ons terug gaan grotte toe sodra hulle oopmaak! Die gids het vir ons 'n private toer belowe, asook 'n besoek aan 'n uiters geskiedkundige kasteel 12 km daarvandaan!! Mooi bly en baie dankie vir die meelewing!
Dis baie interessant hoe julle meer rondom die eetkamer tafel kuier en leef! (ek stem oor die skottelgoed masjien, kan nie daarsonder leef nie en dis net ek en my man).
Og, eks seker ons klomp sien baie uit na die besoeke aan die grotte en kasteel! Hoe ouer hoe beter! En die middeleeuse meubels is ongelooflik.
Goedgaan!
Vous venez de quel endroit?
I m sorry, i am bad in english...!
Bonjour ! Je viens du Cap en Afrique du Sud.
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Merci
Je suppose que ce doit être un pays un peu trop "neuf" comme les USA?
@@Fed47 Oui, vous avez raison. Je ne suis jamais allé aux États-Unis. Chaque année, je visitais l'Europe depuis que j'étais étudiant. Je me plais beaucoup ici !