Legend has it that the Chateau in Long directed that the canal be diverted during its construction so that its owner could watch the ships passing.
We are usually quite cautious in our assessment of legends such as these, so ask ourselves if that were the case, why the owner didn’t think while he was at it to orient his chateau to capture the views he had thus created. Whatever the reason, he certainly had plentiful access to water to ensure his vast gardens and greenhouses were never going to go without.
The thought of cleaning all those greenhouse windows did inspire us to look around a bit closer to home, and we realised that perhaps one of us had been more diligent than usual in avoiding his exterior duties. Suffice to say that after a morning with pressure washer and microfibre towels, the dazzle of our ship moored so close to chateau will be sufficiently great that the owner will need to keep his blinds drawn for the time being at least, to avoid possible damage to his eyes.
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The ultimate in being shamed into action! I only clean windows when we have visitors...don’t ask how often that isn’t.
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