Fleur: french flowers. An Organic Cutting Garden

Posted by on April 4, 2010 · 5 Comments 

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Camont’s New Beekeeper- Narcisse the Sweet

Posted by on November 15, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

When shopping the Le Passage d’Agen market on a Wednesday, I whisper to students and guests that “This man sells the best honey in Gascony!”. I get little patronizing nods, the cameras click away; they love his trim mustaches, the flowing gray locks,  his black Stetson hat. He flirts and poses and sells a few more kilos of leeks, garlic, potatoes, persimmons, nefliers and pomegranates. But I wait. I wait patiently for the French... Read More

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