Sunday 29 April 2012

New Website Launched

Please go to our new website:


You will find all the latest pictures about our project there.

Saturday 9 July 2011

Tour de France 2011

This year, Tour de France came through Boussac. Despite the rain threatening, it stayed dry. We enjoyed watching the cyclists fly past the main market square. Here are pictures selected from "La Caravanne"






And here are some pictures of the race itself.





Thursday 7 July 2011

Boussac Market

A quick jaunt to Boussac market for a quick bit of shopping with our friends Janet, Jo and Martyn.

Tuesday 2 November 2010

Clearing out the Barn and the Forge









October 2010 and Steven was aided by our friends Pat and Leslie in some Autumn clearance of the barn (to make a new workshop) and to start to clear out the old forge. Steven decorated a cake to celebrate Ken and Jeanette's 25th wedding anniversary. Sadly, the trip was cut short as Steven's mother passed away during the week necessitating a swift return to the UK.







Wednesday 18 August 2010

Summer 2010

















During the summer break, we took the opportunity to finish some of the remaining work inside the house. This included completing the en-suite bathroom, furnishing the new third bedroom, installing ballustrade (which helps to avoid one falling down the stairs in the dark!), replacing the final window in the hallway and putting up curtains.





























Towards the end of our stay, we were aided and abetted by Tina, Mark and Hannah!










Sunday 1 August 2010

Civil Partnership















Having become "Civilised" in the UK, we spent our honeymoon in Paris for a few nights before travelling to the house for the remainder of our holiday. We were able to continue our Civil Partnership celebrations with our friends in Creuse courtesy of Ken and Jeanette, who held a barbecue in their garden for us (big thanks to K&J). These are a few of the highlight photographs

Friday 30 April 2010

Easter 2010

Having cleared out the weeds and brambles in the back garden, we were able to see just how large the plot of land was!

And having spent some further time working in the attic conversion, we were well on the way to installing the ensuite bathroom in there.