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Life in France

A blog for the ups and downs of living in France from the point of view of an English person who has moved permanently. Caroline and I moved to France to escape the rat race in England and we are currently have 3 holiday cottages and are in the process of renovating an old stone barn in Brittany for gites (planning permission permitting).

Wednesday, June 23, 2004

Mother goose

Lucy (our Toulouse Goose) now has a pond that holds water for more than a day after I fixed the leak. She came out this evening to have a quick feed before returning to incubating the Muscovy duck eggs. She has lost quite a bit of weight using up her fat reserves.
Posted by Ian Haycox at 7:59 pm

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