9.9.09 - Our second day of bicycling and Fred's camera is still on the wrong setting!

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Above - Le Chateau de Losse in Thonac and a geese farm in Tursac

I kinda like green and gray pictures.

Below - The Geese Farm in Tursac.    Yay, Judith snapped a color photo!

Below - Debra and the Dinosaur  -  Beauty and the Bridge

Below - Roque St. Christophe - The cliff contains five levels of natural caves

which were used as dwelling space from prehistory through the Middle Ages.

Below - drawing of what it might have

looked like as a fortified medieval town.

Below - Judith rides into St. Léon sur Vézère

Below - Romanesque Church, Vézère River, Weeping Willow trees along the water

This village of stone houses defines "narrow streets"

This is certainly one of the most beautiful villages in France

Judith decided to continue her lace curtain series

Below - Fred is still taking his green and gray photos

Below - Storage for the stones used for construction of houses

Below - Chateau de Losse, a fifteenth century castle

Below - Small church in Montignac

Below - Montignac is divided by the Vézère River

You would think that Fred would figure out that he is missing some colors

in that LCD on his camera - but you would be wrong!

Below - Judith's Montignac flower series

Below - Castel Merle in Sergeac

Above - Fred's photos          Below - Judith's pics