Plaisir Jumelage

Just found loads of photos from our visit in 2009. He is the link;

http://www.association-plaisir-jumelage.fr/albums.html

And now there are loads of lovely photos of the visit from Plaisir 2010.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

Our remaining event for the rest of this year :

Friday 12 November: Cheese & Wine Evening.

We are hoping to arrange a dinner soon.

We look forward to seeing you.

If you would like to join the Association, details are below.

If you would like more information please contact Dr Pulham, or send a copy of the application form below.

Dr. R. Pulham, 28 The Drive, Reydon, Suffolk, IP18 6PP

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History of site

The LPTA Site was first launched on 1 December 2000. It was rebuilt at Geocities on 4 July 2005. It was moved to Blogger on 12 August 2009.

OUR FIRST VISIT 1979

See if you recognise any of the faces from the past!

Visit from Plaisir, 2008.

The first visit was to Somerleyton, for afternoon tea.

The second day was to Norwich, to see The Arcade and Elm Hill.

On Saturday we went to Cromer….

….then on to see the seals at Blakeney.

Visit to Plaisir 2009

This was the thirtieth anniversary of our first visit to Plaisir in 1979.

On the first day (Wednesday), we walked round the town, then had a picnic in the Chateau park.

We went to the Grand Marnier "factory",

then on to a new Theatre in Plaisir. Apparently, famous singers go there to rehearse, and young Plaisirois use it, keeping them out of trouble.

Thursday was our day in Paris. Peter took us to Monmartre,

then we went on the canal St Martin. We waited for Peter to get back from parking the coach, so that he could join his daughter on the trip.

Friday, we went to Dreux, first to the Chapelle Royal,

then a walk round the town,

and finally to a wine museum.

The Museum had lots of furniture and wine making things from the older days. We had a wine and cider tasting; the wine was very young.

This is a boat used to transport the wine.

Saturday, we spent with our host families, then an early start for home on Sunday.