The website for the Opéra de Baugé tells you more about the organisation than I can in this blog. We went there recently with some friends to see Beethoven's Fidelio. And A fine experience it was too: The opera itself was excellent, it was good to see friends from England again and the pic-nic on the lawn during the interval was fun. To add a special interest, the daughter of one of the friends was playing flute in the orchestra. I remember her when she was learning.
We made a day of it, visiting the castle in the town of Baugé itself, before wandering off to the opera that was in the grounds of a manor house just on the edge of the town. Here's some pictures: the castle, the pic-nic lawn, and a couple of photos I took in an abandoned greenhouse and shed: a vaulted brick roof, and a stack of flower pots.
I passed Bauge chateau so many times...and it was never at opening time!
ReplyDeleteI do like the brick roof and the pots...beautiful colours.
It's good to see your charmed life continues!
ReplyDeleteI do wish there were places like this in Britain. We have either National Trust or well.... Loved the lower pots.
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