Je vais procéder en remontant le temps et en faisant plusieurs posts, sinon je devrai attendre de m'occuper d'abord de mille autre priorités, et ce sera dans quelques mois...
J'étais déjà venue avec Elise il y a deux ans il me semble ? Eh bien c'est toujours aussi intéressant et ça draine pas mal de touristes. Cette année il y avait beaucoup de "bassins" (vous comprendrez pourquoi je mets des guillemets plus tard) et Laure a passé un temps fou à observer les poissons ou les canards.
J'étais déjà venue avec Elise il y a deux ans il me semble ? Eh bien c'est toujours aussi intéressant et ça draine pas mal de touristes. Cette année il y avait beaucoup de "bassins" (vous comprendrez pourquoi je mets des guillemets plus tard) et Laure a passé un temps fou à observer les poissons ou les canards.
I'm going to go back in time and do several posts, otherwise if I have to wait until I've completed the million other tasks that are awaiting, it will take me months...
I had already come here with Elise two years ago if I'm not mistaken ? Well it's still interesting and nice, and lots of tourists are coming to visit. This year there were a lot of "ponds" (you'll understand why the quotation marks later) and Laure spent a huge amount of time watching the fish and the ducks.
I had already come here with Elise two years ago if I'm not mistaken ? Well it's still interesting and nice, and lots of tourists are coming to visit. This year there were a lot of "ponds" (you'll understand why the quotation marks later) and Laure spent a huge amount of time watching the fish and the ducks.

A nice little island and lots of bowls full of colored water.

A lovely little duck family, closely watched by Mama Duck. Laure would have loved to touch one, but of course Mama Duck wouldn't hear of it... she probably might have succeeded if a boy hadn't come and chased them all away...

One of the many ponds, Laure's favorite playground... fortunately we had all the time in the world, and I am patient...

Getting closer : an evocation of India - or of the Orient in general ?

The view from the tower (that was filled with shelves piled with plates, china, ceramics... why didn't I photograph them ?)

Friends of Laure - there were also rabbits, guinea pigs, hens...

To illustrate the great botanists' and explorers' great trips : a reconstituted beach with a canoe, a treasure left by pirates, plam trees... very well done !
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