
We admired the little old houses all decorated with beautiful flowers in all colors, walked on the cobbled streets,and entered in some old shops.


We stopped at the little habour, and a swan colony came towards us, one even posed like a professional model. When we returned home it started to rain again and we just made it before the cats and dogs fell from heaven.
After supper Dominique and Nicole played a game with numbers which I found too complicated as an excuse, because numbers and I are the worst enemies. I continued to sort out my pictures.
Then we went to bed, again tired and happy we had another nice day.
Yvoire is beautiful, I want to live there. But I hate gardening so I might be thrown out. I agree with you, any game played with cards, numbers or rules I refuse to play.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely little place for a walk. And I love to play Rummikub!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a quaint and beautiful town. Thanks for sharing all the photos with me. I love all indoor games; I've brought a few from SA with me: 30 Seconds, playing cards etc. Grant says we once played Rummikub yet I can't remember it! Have a great day. Jo
ReplyDeleteYou are in such a nice place! It's an area I never visited but from what you've posted it's well worth a trip!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place. Too bad the weather is not cooperating.
ReplyDeleteLike you i don't like so much games with numbers! And I would do the same as you did! Nice middle age village!
ReplyDeleteFabulous little village; can well believe it is one of the most beautiful in the country! I don't do numbers either.
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