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Cross words and radishes….

Posted on July 3, 2013 by Food,Photography & France

The neutral grey of the sky only served to accentuate the multiplicity of greens and ochres that make up the “slap” on the face of the countryside at this time of year. Driving along shiny, rain slick, black lanes this … Continue reading →

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