Let us rewrite that!I'm fairly certain who this is but for now I'll post her recent pictures of Lalande. Why are they still making the guests eat breakfast in the kitchen?
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theladyofcharente
The magnificent Château de La Lande... the use of color and light in these interiors truly brings the vibrancy of the renaissance into the modern age.
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theladyofcharente
French breakfast in all it's splendor. The croissants are pure flaky butter that melt in your mouth, the mound of butter waits to be slathered ontop with an biting, bright jam. The coffee is strong and dark.
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The pile in the middle of nowhere that is Lalande, is an eclectic mix of pretentious styles and colour. Some do show taste whilst others quite frankly make you sick to look at it. Understated it isn't! The Vibrant nature of The Renaissance, could be front and centre but sadly it is as worn as it's rotten windows and shutters. The crumbling facade, is peeling like an afterthought, when someone forgot to care for it's skin.
The breakfast, would have been wonderfully received. Sadly, the background was in a grubby kitchen, where greasemarks abound and the table exhibits a thousand cuts of torture-one can only imagine what has been prepared there. I expect a petri dish could provide answers.
As for the mounds of butter, it reminds me of The last Tango in Paris, definitely not mouthwatering.
So Lalande, you fall far short of the poetry that you could bring to our short vacation. I would like to wax lyrically about my stay, but sadly I now instead get to re wax my car after the Peacocks have left their offerings upon it.
Au revoir!