Our French family have been on vacation in Gavarnie a village in the Haute Pyrenees and the Prime Meridian passes through it. Pilgrims en route to Santago de Compostela used to stop for refreshment.
A play was being produced whilst they were there
Ulysses was slightly upstaged by a glorious sunset
Hold on a second...that's where they staged a play?! For real!? That's fantastic. A unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Environmental theater is becoming more popular here in NYC but nothing will ever touch that. Thanks for the pics.
ReplyDeleteExile: open air theatre is such a challenge to the cast -if only to capture the audience's attention away from the beauty and distractions of nature.
ReplyDeleteThis looks gorgeous, my dear Pat......What a special treat this must have been.
ReplyDeleteNaomi: there were two photos of llamas and Ivy the dog but they wouldn't post. The llmas didn't like Ivy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious setting, but such a great challenge to do theatre here. I'd love to experience this.
ReplyDeleteI'm catching up, post by post, on your blog.
Neena: glad you are catching up:)
ReplyDeleteThat sunset is amazing. Well the whole setting is. We live in a beautiful world.
ReplyDeleteJoey: yes and France is a special part of it.
ReplyDelete