We do feel very fortunate to have housesat in Aubonne and care for one easy going dog while his wonderful family went on holiday. Up those hills he went with much enthusiasm like it was his very first time, you did well Fudge for an old dog with arthritis!. We will miss his wagging tail that banged against the cars as we manoeuvred around the narrow streets. That tail wagged most of the day, he is such a happy fellow! He’s the first dog we have met that has his own pillow, of course, it required the paw thumping on it just to get it in the right position!. As the days passed, we found out he didn’t like having his photo taken or maybe he was like the squire, tired of having to pose!. Though I did manage to capture a few goodies as well as noting down a few highlights of our 2.5 weeks there.
Sharing an evening meal with everyone – a cheese fondue, very moreish!
Learning and being more intrigued with Kenya, sounds a fascinating place to visit.
It was a relaxing place to be to absorb a bit more of the French/Swiss way of life.
The double-edged sword was the fantastic pastries/bakery around the corner.
Yes, it is expensive to buy food here. There is always lentil soup!
The friendly locals, the women at the bakery, were getting used to us!.
Opening the front door to an array of colourful houses and always discovering something new. Priceless!
The heritage and well-preserved buildings. Loved the architecture!
Watching the changes of spring starting to take hold. The trees and flowers.
The flower boxes and water features.
We will miss our wanderings with you, Fudge.
I hope the next place is as much fun.
We had a wonderful time. Everything was perfect. Had to laugh about your lentil comment, it can become an addiction 😉 Enjoy your plane trip!