The other day we decided to play tourist and went to a village fête in Belpech. As we wandered through the festivities, we picked up a dish for lasagne. By Revol, made in France.
The baskets also were made in France, by the father of the guy selling the dishes. I love that people know how to make such beautiful things.
There was music.

And plenty to eat, of course.
And there was a défilé of old tractors. In our village, one vigneron drives a very, very, very old Lambourghini …. tractor. Who knew?
Well, here, we saw a Porsche.
And lots of other wonders.
For a schedule of local festivities, check out flanerbouger.fr …. flâner means stroll about for the pleasure of it, not so much to walk as to look; bouger means to move.
Wonderful France, it does your heart good to see the old values still maintained, it is why we moved here..
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Love the old tractors. The man driving the Renault looks particularly pleased with life.
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Yes! They all seemed to be having an inordinate amount of fun!
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I found a web page for Revol. Not just family-owned, but since the mid 18th century. Lots of pretties for sale.
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Yes, it seems like great quality. I have a kind of Dutch oven that I bought about 10 years ago at a truffle market/fete in Mousselens, and it’s wonderful. Very good quality stuff.
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See, this is the French life we hope to find when we move to France. Great way to make me jealous of your day.
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Until then, come and visit!
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I have so enjoyed reading this, and some of your other French posts! Thank you for sharing your corner of France so beautifully!
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Thanks! I love your blog, too!
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I would love to stroll in France again. Great shots!
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Hope to see you next time!
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