Did you happen to see the rabbit with the pink and chocolate ears?
With a hip and a hop, children don’t want the Easter fun to stop!
Finding the brightly coloured Easter eggs carefully hidden and lain
and eating all of the Easter goodies that someone has made.
Row after row of Easter delights.
Did you happen to see the rabbit
with the pink and chocolate ears?
That means that Easter is finally here!
If you do not want rabbits, eggs, fishes or bells take a look at the pictures of some creations by La Maison Du Chocolat below.
Much too good to eat but I could certainly try.
Happy Easter, hope that you recieve lots of Easter goodies.
Event:- Sarlat Easter Egg Hunt through the Medieval sector to find the golden egg. Who ever finds it will get a special prize plus cinema tickets.
No blog next week
By the beat of the drums Pétassou is paraded through the streets of Daglan.
So cute the children form the Primary Schools wearing the magnificent costumes.
Dancing and singing by the children, teachers and parents.
Here he is.
Songs to rid the villages of Pétassou and the cold Winter months.
Singing the Pétassou song with actions the children of the three schools send Pétassou away, the cold of Winter is gone and the start of Spring is here.
The children, teachers and parents gather around the flames.
On the hunt through and around the market.
One clue was attached to the bush which was at the side of the supermarket. This is a smart little girl collecting all of the treats to share out later.
Eggs and candy’s were hidden in and around our plants on the wall, but no rabbit!
Taking a walk through the village this morning I could not resist taking another picture of our Mairie looking splendid in the morning sunshine.
Robin taking a well earned break on the balcony at Café de la Fleur.
If anyone is in my age group you will remember Bill and Ben the flower pot men which was televised in the 1950’s and 1960’s in the UK.
The wow factor, the most gorgeous wisteria I have ever seen is to be found next to Le Thé Vert in the village.
A special thank you to Chris and Virginie for this delicious chocolate cake. It is truly a chocoholics dream with every slice. 
This particular lamp is to be seen just at the entrance to the car park.
It looks like it has been cut in half to make it fit into the space available.
Chocolate gems of chickens, fish, ducks and eggs to be found in the various Chocolatiers in Sarlat.
Wow, just look at the owl.
This was taken inside Pâtisserie Massoulier, rows and rows of treats for Easter.
Paul says that I am like a homing pigeon for linen, lace and chocolate.
An organ grinder who looked like he had just stepped out of a Dickens novel, he had a great singing voice too.
Resulting in a very interesting Medieval and Renaissance centre with attractive boulevards and streets which line the area around the Cathédrale Saint Front. 
Here are just a few examples from the large selection on show. 
Some are just too gorgeous to eat, well nearly!
They also sell the most delicious macarons and gâteaux, petit and grand, that you have ever tasted. Plus an assortment of fine French breads and pastries, which are always served to you with a smile.
The youngest member of the team at 
Paul and I go most Sundays mornings to buy our breakfast treat of the week and to stock up with their delicious breads.
We have found that French bread will freeze well for short periods of time of up to a week if wrapped in cling film.