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Europe » France » Midi-Pyrénées » Moissac April 9th 2022

From Crusaders entering Jerusalem to Chagall stained glass and from the washing of feet to the Wedding at Cana in Galilee we had seen the lot today. Gabby was still parked on the town aire and we had been inside the abbey church . Now it was time to see what was described as the most complete and perfect cloister in France if not the whole of the world . The cloisters or so we had read were particularly early , particularly beautiful and comprised of arcades of single and double columns with decorated capitals . Of the 76 columns half were Biblical stories or episodes in the lives of the saints . The remaining columns featured anything and everything about creation . Described as decoratives the columns completed in 1100 comprised of flowers , leaves ... read more
One of the many saints
More of the cloisers

Europe » France » Midi-Pyrénées » Moissac April 8th 2022

Blog Number one from Moissac . So where in the world is Gabby the motorhome and her motley crew . On another drizzly mizzly day we had parked up at the camping car aire in the middle of Moissac. We had come to the conclusion that Covid had changed the world and there were few people about , shops had closed and petrol stations were now unmanned . We flew past a few and were driving on fumes by the time we reached our night stop. 9.euros 40 cents later we had entered the spot we would spend the night . We had crossed the very impressive Napoleon Bridge and followed the river to get here . We were within walking distance of the town and its world famous abbey cloisters. There were 43 spots on ... read more
The art deco market hall
Lust
The painter was on speed




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