Jack & Martine's fun & discovery of France's Dordogne Valley: Recent Comments

Comment on Why Cinco de Mayo is not a French holiday!

2009-11-06T14:11:03Z

A really interesting facts especially for such a person like me - i mean anybody interested in history...
Thanks for sharing the information!

Comment on Why Cinco de Mayo is not a French holiday!

2009-10-16T21:10:50Z

Nice painting at the bottom of the post)))
I guess the understanding of beauty have transformed a little bit since those times, not for everyone though..... ))))

Comment on Paintings are poems with no words

2009-07-14T18:27:36Z

What a great example of Renaissance art! It so old, I wonder how it managed to survive till present time.

Comment on ... the scoop on Vin Paillé

2009-06-07T21:01:04Z

I've stumbled across your site whilst doing research for the trivago travel community and its been a real education - thank you very much for the interesting, informative post. I look forward to visiting again ;-)
Best wishes from Cape Town,
Pierre

Comment on Paintings are poems with no words

2009-05-27T12:50:57Z

The church art looks to have inspired a deck of cards, particularily the Jacks, Jack.

Daniel

Comment on Why Cinco de Mayo is not a French holiday!

2009-05-05T13:47:46Z

That was an interesting fact. I didn't know France had fought and lost a battle there. Mexico is very much in the news at the moment but not all for the good reasons. Keep up the good work. W

Comment on Why Cinco de Mayo is not a French holiday!

2009-05-05T11:00:44Z

Yet another thing I didn't know this morning! Thanks for the history note.

I'm so looking forward to your (say no to rum) Margaritas!

Who painted the portrait "Martine with Beer"???

Comment on 2009 in with a pop!

2009-05-03T08:02:59Z

salut les Tobin ! nous revoila...épuisés!!!! bien contents de retrouver un peu de calme à bientôt le plaisir de vous voir bisous

Comment on ... the scoop on Vin Paillé

2009-04-28T17:22:43Z

And I always thought it meant wine from straw rather than grapes, something of a Repunzle story. But we could turn gold into anything, couldn't we!?

Thanks for the informative and mouthwatering post, It all makes me thirsty for a cool glass of Pommeau.

TGIT, Daniel

Comment on Joyeuses Paques! (and our Happy Easter recipe!)

2009-04-19T13:36:43Z

Wow, you guys are bolder than a young Cahor!! You cooked the fucking easter bunny! I mean we all think about it as we bite into a well done lapin a moutard, but there you go again, you spell it out! I suppose that's why in France rabbits are for eating and the hiding of easter eggs is left to la cloche!

however, your recipe left me salivating!