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Bergenia, also known as Elephants Ears, due to the size of the leaf!This is it. Very broad leaves and clusters of flowers
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Bergenia, also known as Elephants Ears, due to the size of the leaf!This is it. Very broad leaves and clusters of flowers
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Mmmmm......drooooolllI’m tempted to low-carbify this…
https://thehappyfoodie.co.uk/recipes/baked-marscapone-cherry-and-walnut-brownies/
Not quite a chocolate cake but reads as a delicious recipe.
Beat me to it. Thought it might be this morning. Ours is just on its way out. Goodness knows how old it is been here since we moved in in 1986!Bergenia, also known as Elephants Ears, due to the size of the leaf!
This is it. Very broad leaves and clusters of flowers
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It’s indestructible, ours grows on the North facing side of our drive, frequently gets all the snow shovelled on it when it’s in flower, if we need to clear the drive, and just carries on.Beat me to it. Thought it might be this morning. Ours is just on its way out. Goodness knows how old it is been here since we moved in in 1986!
I knew about the massacre in the church, but never knew where it took place. I see what you mean about thought provoking. What was grim about Grimaud? Probably the place I disliked most was Montpellier Plage. An old folks home by the sea! We went for the day when holidaying near Carcassonne. One place tickled us... Sables d'Olonne - Twinned with Worthing... we could see why so we drove on.We went to the Dordogne in 1993 when our children were very young. Two weeks in a gîte, was amazing but a very long drive with a baby ( 9 months old) who then developed chicken pox whilst there! It’s a very big river!
Our tour in 2019 started with four days in Giverny, fantastic, also visited Versailles whilst there. Then down to Limoges via Orleans for the day, visited Oradour-sur-Glane, very thought provoking. Visited Rocamadour on the way to stay with family in the Midi-Pyrenees. Onto Port Vendres from there, a lovely harbour town close to the Spanish border. Onto Grimaud on the Cote d’Azure, the the less we talk about that the better. But we did visit St Tropez, Nice and Cannes after we escaped there! Then onto Italy. Ahh, I’m getting all nostalgic now, it’s seems a long time ago and was the last time we travelled abroad. I’m excited for you.
Mr Eggy’s brother has property in France and in “normal” times lives there nine months of the year. They’re going back next month I think we’ll go with them!
Also called Pig squeak because of the noise you get when you rub two leaves together.Bergenia, also known as Elephants Ears, due to the size of the leaf!
Can’t say I’ve ever tried…..you know what’s the first thing I'm going to do when I get out in the garden tomorrow, don’t you!Also called Pig squeak because of the noise you get when you rub two leaves together.
Grab two pigs and rub their ears together and see if they have little pink flowers on them?Can’t say I’ve ever tried…..you know what’s the first thing I'm going to do when I get out in the garden tomorrow, don’t you!
It was the accommodation in Grimaud which was grim. We only booked it the day before, got worried when the sat nav took us to what looked like a trading estate. We’d booked a mobile home for three days. We booked in at 5pm and checked out at 9am the next day. It was absolutely disgusting. Got some money back but not it all. Went on to Italy after popping into St Tropez and Cannes. It was the only dud accommodation we had in 6 weeks.I knew about the massacre in the church, but never knew where it took place. I see what you mean about thought provoking. What was grim about Grimaud? Probably the place I disliked most was Montpellier Plage. An old folks home by the sea! We went for the day when holidaying near Carcassonne. One place tickled us... Sables d'Olonne - Twinned with Worthing... we could see why so we drove on.
Congratulations @Martin.A on your HS.
@Gwynn I found the chocolate cake recipe but it's 20g carb per slice if you use sugar, less if you use artificial sweetener. Too much for T2s? The recipe @ColinUK posted has me drooling! I've a jar of cherries in kirsch in the larder, needs using as it must have been there nearly 6 years as I bought them in France.
@Martin.A Hmmm, Morrisons in Berkshire... not Wokingham by any chance?
Me too!Can’t say I’ve ever tried…..you know what’s the first thing I'm going to do when I get out in the garden tomorrow, don’t you!
I stayed in a brothel in Fontainebleau once. We’d booked what looked like a beautiful hotel but that was closed due to an emergency of some sort so we’re driving arrive and found what looked like a beautiful hotel really rather near the palace.It was the accommodation in Grimaud which was grim. We only booked it the day before, got worried when the sat nav took us to what looked like a trading estate. We’d booked a mobile home for three days. We booked in at 5pm and checked out at 9am the next day. It was absolutely disgusting. Got some money back but not it all. Went on to Italy after popping into St Tropez and Cannes. It was the only dud accommodation we had in 6 weeks.