The Chartres Cathedral is a monumental, ornate gothic masterpiece, and is reputed to be one of the most magnificent cathedrals in France. Inside the cathedral, there is a huge, richly worked U-shaped wall called the “Tour du Choeur”, intended to separate the sacred chapel from the choir. It is 100m long, 6m high, and dividedContinueContinue reading “Chartres Cathedral Tour du Choeur”
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Moving to France: Step 3 – Jumping in to the Deep End
As previously mentioned, we fell in love with Josselin. With my decision style, once I find a place that ticks every box, plus feels really great, I tend to make a decision and jump in. So, we did. Renting or Buying? Common wisdom re: a move like this is to rent a 90 day shortContinueContinue reading “Moving to France: Step 3 – Jumping in to the Deep End”
12th Night Houppelandes
Houppelandes for Kit and I for 12th night. Lightweight wool lined with linen, trimmed with faux fur (as real fur set off allergies).
Rose Houppelande
My first houppelande! Lightweight heathered wool flannel, lined with heavy linen. Goals: dagged sleeves, stand-up collar, train, relatively conservative fabric volume through the torso.