I have two indoor cats, once they get to know you they are friendly, a little stand offish till that time. Lilly and Mac, are litter mates I rescued.
Being indoor cats they have a litter box which I scoop twice a day, morning and evening. This keeps any odor away and makes for happier cats. I lock them in the attic at night, this has been our routine since kittens. It saves on night roaming and more restful for all.
I feed dry, one small cup in each brown bowel morning and night. If there is food left I just add a little. Sometimes I give small teaspoon of wet at night when they go to bed.
They of course will have their flea medication and worming before I depart.
I have two indoor cats, once they get to know you they are friendly, a little stand offish till that time. Lilly and Mac, are litter mates I rescued.
Being indoor cats they have a litter box which I scoop twice a day, morning and evening. This keeps any odor away and makes for happier cats. I lock them in the attic at night, this has been our routine since kittens. It saves on night roaming and more restful for all.
I feed dry, one small cup in each brown bowel morning and night. If there is food left I just add a little. Sometimes I give small teaspoon of wet at night when they go to bed.
They of course will have their flea medication and worming before I depart.
It was constructed in 16th century so thick stone walls. It is 3 floors, attic, 2nd floor has a large shower room, toilet room and three bedrooms, 2 medium and 1 small.
The premier floor has a sitting room with views, wood burning insert, and terrace at the end. A step up takes you to a small hallway with toilet closet a wood burner, stairs going to second floor and kitchen.
Kitchen has a nice view, stove, refrigerator, pantry cupboard, small wood burning stove.
refrigerator
As you can see the house is heated with wood burning units. There are two electric heater on second floor, however refrain from much use do to cost.
I find my home warm and inviting.
I have oriental rugs, antiques and a nice collection of art work. The kitchen is created with wood counter tops and open shelving. I would call my taste very eclectic.
It was constructed in 16th century so thick stone walls. It is 3 floors, attic, 2nd floor has a large shower room, toilet room and three bedrooms, 2 medium and 1 small.
The premier floor has a sitting room with views, wood burning insert, and terrace at the end. A step up takes you to a small hallway with toilet closet a wood burner, stairs going to second floor and kitchen.
Kitchen has a nice view, stove, refrigerator, pantry cupboard, small wood burning stove.
refrigerator
As you can see the house is heated with wood burning units. There are two electric heater on second floor, however refrain from much use do to cost.
I find my home warm and inviting.
I have oriental rugs, antiques and a nice collection of art work. The kitchen is created with wood counter tops and open shelving. I would call my taste very eclectic.
Living space between 50 and 150 m²
Garden of less than 20 m²
3 floors
7 rooms including 3 bedrooms
Terrace
Book library
Works of art
Internet access
Living space between 50 and 150 m²
Garden of less than 20 m²
3 floors
7 rooms including 3 bedrooms
Terrace
Book library
Works of art
Internet access
Washing machine
Superette
Doctor nearby
Laroque de Fa is in the High Corbieres, very much like Big Sur, CA without the Redwood.
You will need a car.
Lots of hiking and historical places like Peyrepertuse, Quuèibus, and lovely little villages dot the area,
lots of eye candy I would say to take you on a journey through your imagination.
In the winter things a quieter, my village has a marché every other friday, where you can buy local
organic produce, beer, wine, bread, and cheese, vegan cheese. In the spring the marché moves to every friday outside, with music, pizza, sausage.
We are forty minutes to Lezignan, and hour or little less to Narbonne, in the opossite direction is
Carcassonne, Limoux and lots of wonderful small villages in-between.
Lezignan has a local marchê every Wednesday, Limoux's marché is Friday.
I will supply more information to whomever comes to stay.
There is a Dr. two villages over approximately 6 to 8 Kilometers and # will be supplied.
Laroque de Fa is in the High Corbieres, very much like Big Sur, CA without the Redwood.
You will need a car.
Lots of hiking and historical places like Peyrepertuse, Quuèibus, and lovely little villages dot the area,
lots of eye candy I would say to take you on a journey through your imagination.
In the winter things a quieter, my village has a marché every other friday, where you can buy local
organic produce, beer, wine, bread, and cheese, vegan cheese. In the spring the marché moves to every friday outside, with music, pizza, sausage.
We are forty minutes to Lezignan, and hour or little less to Narbonne, in the opossite direction is
Carcassonne, Limoux and lots of wonderful small villages in-between.
Lezignan has a local marchê every Wednesday, Limoux's marché is Friday.
I will supply more information to whomever comes to stay.
There is a Dr. two villages over approximately 6 to 8 Kilometers and # will be supplied.
The lovely village of Lagrasse is 30 minutes away, it has an Abby, a wonderful display of ancient frescos found in houses on the old square, several shops, restaurants, and a Saturday market. Look it up on the internet for more information,
The petite village of Terme is 20 minutes drive, they have a chateau, restaurant which has winter hours. I will have that information here at the house.
There are several potters in the area, one I love is in the village of Soulatgé, just 20 or so minutes from me en route to Peyrepertus, Quérbus, also check out the small village of Cucugnan, which has a famous boulangerie.
The lovely village of Lagrasse is 30 minutes away, it has an Abby, a wonderful display of ancient frescos found in houses on the old square, several shops, restaurants, and a Saturday market. Look it up on the internet for more information,
The petite village of Terme is 20 minutes drive, they have a chateau, restaurant which has winter hours. I will have that information here at the house.
There are several potters in the area, one I love is in the village of Soulatgé, just 20 or so minutes from me en route to Peyrepertus, Quérbus, also check out the small village of Cucugnan, which has a famous boulangerie.
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