Grand-daughter No. 3 arrived at 10.26 yesterday morning, mother and daughter doing well and home this morning so hopefully we will get to see them on video before we leave for Poitiers.
Busy day today as Culli and I are off to Chateau St Julien this afternoon to prepare for the knitting workshop, with the guests arriving tomorrow. The weather is fantastic, hoping it will last out for the week!
I will try and update the blog every day on the laptop with news from the chateau.
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