I got busy this morning and forgot to publish my blog post before now. The pictures here show the oldest part of the Saint-Aignan château complex. The white stone donjon (keep or tower) is about a thousand years old. The building with its roof burned off was an 18th century (I think) convent. The roof has now been replaced (as at Notre-Dame de Paris).The weather is beautiful right now and our neighbors who live in Blois are having a party tomorrow. It's a cousinade (a kind of family reunion) and somewhere between 70 and 80 people will be in attendance.
Oh, my goodness, I don’t remember seeing the donjon!
ReplyDeleteThe donjon is very close to the gîte where you stayed in 2017.
DeleteI think I remember your taking a photo of the donjon when we were at the postoffice (?) across the river on my last trip.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember that, E.
DeleteNot sure what we were seeing from that spot lol.
DeleteThe Cousinade sounds like fun! Enjoy the good weather with your good friends!
ReplyDeleteThe weather has gone showery again. I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of hard rain beating against the skylight windows upstairs. Sigh...
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