Snow !

**cloves** · 4th October 08, 07:14 AM

wow. What a fantastic view from your window. Perhaps one day I can come and visit.

**Eric Peterson** · 4th October 08, 07:22 AM

That first pic is my new desktop, what a beautiful place you live!

**Computergeek** · 4th October 08, 07:38 AM

Looking at those pictures makes me wonder if I can get a job in the alps as a server tech. That view would even be worth a pay cut I think.

**Sionnach** · 4th October 08, 07:40 AM

I just sat staring at the photos again, they are truly beautiful, love the indoor shots as well, what a great home. Takes me back to when I was a boy and my family lived at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. I am sure you are all enjoying it, especially the little ones.

**JRB** · 4th October 08, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by Tetley

Pardon me for being ignorant, but what do you mean by "14'er"?

A 14'er is a Colorado mountain that has a summit at or above an altitude of 14,000 ft.

**Ancienne Alliance** · 4th October 08, 08:22 AM

Originally Posted by Eric Peterson

That first pic is my new desktop, what a beautiful place you live!

Thank you, we are fortunate indeed !

Originally Posted by Computergeek

Looking at those pictures makes me wonder if I can get a job in the alps as a server tech. That view would even be worth a pay cut I think.

Pay cut ? I'm not so shure ...

Originally Posted by cloves

wow. What a fantastic view from your window. Perhaps one day I can come and visit.

Now that's a clever idea

Come spend a week vacation. You bring some fabric and leave with a double box pleated kilt made by Lady Chrystel herself !

How does that sound like ?

Best,

Robert

**Hamish** · 4th October 08, 09:07 AM

Such beautiful photos, Robert. Thank you.

Originally Posted by Ancienne Alliance

......................Come spend a week vacation. You bring some fabric and leave with a double box pleated kilt made by Lady Chrystel herself !

How does that sound like ?

Best,

Robert

Be careful Robert! Making statements like that could result in untold and continuous disruption in your home - we would all be rushing to visit you and the good Lady Chrystel. Do you do 'chambres', by the way?!!

Take care,
Ham.

**Cynthia** · 4th October 08, 09:29 AM

What beautiful photos!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 4th October 08, 09:38 AM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Such beautiful photos, Robert. Thank you.

Be careful Robert! Making statements like that could result in untold and continuous disruption in your home - we would all be rushing to visit you and the good Lady Chrystel. Do you do 'chambres', by the way?!!

Take care,
Ham.

For our kilt customers, we have... the Royal Suite

Simply tell us when about you would like to come over, and if you can deal with two charming but noisy damsels (5 and 2 years old...) you are most welcome.

We cannot compete with Ferintosh but we will do our best !

Robert & Chrystel

**JRB** · 4th October 08, 11:37 AM

Robert, being a history buff, I find the pictures of your home to be quite extraordinary. The U.S. has very few extant homes from the 18th c. that are still occupied as private residences. My parents live in a very large farm house built in 1849 but both the interior and exterior has been updated a bit to conform to modern conveniences (i.e. the carriage house is now a 2 car garrage). It looks like your home has been very well preserved in it's original state (high ceilings, tile hearths, etc.). Am I correct about this? Are there a lot of homes like that in France? I'd love to see some pics of the outside.