Olie and Louis at Le Comptoir de Louis, St Aignan
Lunch at St Aignan - some local told us to walk through the chateau, which did have a magnificent view over the river and the town.
St Aignan
Some of the defence wall is still intact. All of the road stumps had knitted wool on them. We think this place might be famous for that. It is a very pretty town in good condition.
St Aignan
St Aignan
St Aignan
St Aignan: The snow man made from plastic cups
The maze at Chateau de Chenonceau
Chateau de Chenonceau in the afternoon - just in time to catch the animals in the yard, some donkeys, a pony. The boys have an awesome time in the hedge labyrinthe. Louis is disappointed to leave that!
The castle itself is an old fortified mill going across a river. More recently it was owned by some industrialist, and used as a hospital during WW1. Impressive place. Ollie had a headset with a kids explanation in it, so he was happy. Lou had the map with numbers, so he and Marie could go in the right order.
Chateau de Chenonceau
Chateau de Chenonceau
Chateau de Chenonceau
Arrived in Tours. Had dinner at some Irish pub, with no Irish ppl. Soccer was on TV.
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