Photographic Holidays

Most of us take photographs on holiday, once we are back at home we create an album and this is the best way to remember the holiday as years go by the images do fade till you re-open that album again. My god at my age it matters.

 We at Lae De Haut can advise you on.

           Scenic Routes             

Mountains, Rivers, Waterfalls, Gorges, Roman Bridges

Free roaming cattle, sheep, donkies and horses

Snow capped mountains and autumn colours

Birds of prey

Wild flowers

Traditions

In the Basque and the Bearn area there are many Fetes with traditional dress and dancing.

As we are in the area of the 3 Mousquetaires Bearnais Treville, Athos, Porthos and Aramis from Aramits, this results in many costumes and mock fencing demonstrations of those days.

Endless old buildings

Lae De Haut has 1763 engraved in the stone work over the door and most farm date back to this period and some beyond that, you can look out from Lae De Haut over the valley and see. A dozen farms, each with 3 fields and if you paint out in your mind the modern barns attached to these farms you can imagine what it looked like in the days of Napoleon.

To-day women wear pinafores here in France which reminds me of my mother and others women in the 40s and 50s in England.  

Cheese making and wine tasting routes

Jazz Festival

Famous Cols used in the Tour De France

Bring your USB stick with you as we have a computer in the

Club room for editing and down loading your photos