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27/12/2024

Christmas morning at Thuriès...

19/12/2024

Here is the new mailbox of Château de Thuriès !

18/12/2024

Morning visitor on the window of the bar...

17/12/2024

Lord Cathare of Thuriès...

13/12/2024

This morning on Dreuilhe, our village...

10/12/2024

Cathare is 1 year today! 🎂

07/12/2024

Early morning on Dreuilhe, our village...

06/12/2024

The pool is ready for Winter at Château de Thuriès!

03/12/2024

We planted 2 maple trees, 6 azaleas and about thirty hyacinth and daffodil bulbs. And we are going to add 25 tulip bulbs...

21/11/2024

Here's our neighbour, the Château de Vaudreuille, 5' from Thuriès. It belonged to the Rigaud de Vaudreuil family, whose Marquis Philippe (1650-1725) was baptised in Dreuilhe, our village. Strange coincidence: when he left for Quebec, where he was to become Governor of Canada, he found a house to rent from Madeleine Chicoine, the most distant ancestor of my American sister-in-law, Eloïse Chicoine. Another coincidence is that his grandson, Count Louis de Rigaud de Vaudreuil, born in Revel in 1728, commanded the ship L'Auguste, on which the Norman Nicolas Danger (1758-1833), the great-...-great-grandfather of my wife Pascale, was a naval surgeon.

18/11/2024

Done! The rose garden is ready. We are impatient to see it next Spring...

17/11/2024

Sixth and last step of creating our rose garden at Château de Thuriès: planting the 170 rose plants...

10/11/2024

Fifth step of the rose garden at Château de Thuriès: installing the Venus statue and the stone bench (coming from UK, Peter said) with the help of our lovely neighbor Pascal (yes, another one...)

05/11/2024

Fourth step of the rose garden: digging 170 holes for the rose plants...

01/11/2024

Collect of meadow pink mushrooms straight from the green grass of Château de Thuriès...

31/10/2024

It's always a great pleasure to welcome our friends Jayne and Steve, the former owners of Château de Thuriès!

27/10/2024

Wild ivy-leaved cyclamens hidden beyond an hedge at Château de Thuriès...

24/10/2024

Sunny day at Château de Thuriès...

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Revel
31250

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Vidéos

Hedgehogs babies in the garden of Château de Thuriès...

A new filly was born 10 days ago by our neighbors Michel & Monique...

Uniting the Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean was a client dream. It was made during the 17th century under Louis XIV with Canal du Midi which was, with building the Château de Versailles, the most gigantic project of that time. As the canal had to climb the hills, there are many locks on the way. But how to fill regularly the top locks with water? The builder, Pierre Paul Riquet had the genius idea of collecting all the springs from La Montagne Noire (the Black Mountain), close to Revel, into a small canal (we say a 'rigole'), the Rigole de la Montagne, and using it to fill an artificial lake, the Saint-Ferréol lake, closed by a dam, the first one in European history. Close to this one is the Canal du Midi museum, at Le Reservoir, with a beautiful 19th century garden and its water jet. From the lake, another little canal, la Rigole de la Plaine, goes to Canal du Midi passing alongside Château de Thuriès. (Thanks to our guest Lana, from Altanta, for having checked my English... See her site www.frenchchateauadventure.com)

First filling of the pool...

Ambiance at the marketplace in Revel every Saturday morning...

An adorable foal was born a month ago to our friendly farmer neighbors Michel and Monique.

Visit a couple of days ago with our son Cyrille, his wife Julia and her father to the beautiful city of Albi, one hour from Château de Thuriès, and its amazing Cathedral Sainte-Cécile made of 25 millions of bricks!