Another little house in the country.
As far as I was able to understand from the farmers’ wife this is a traditional farm cottage from the Tarn area. And very few now exist as they are built using bricks made from sun hardened earth. I had a look inside and I could hardly image what it would have been for a family to subsist in such a place.
The farmer and his wife are slowly restoring it as part of the heritage of the farming community that surrounds us in the Tarn.
Réal is a lieu-dit (a hamlet) of the village of Roquemaure in the Tarn (81) Departement, France.
Sunday, June 11, 2006
Tarn House
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6 comments:
Your posts of the tarn of the past few days were superb as always.
This cottage is so cute, no wonder the owners want to restore it
beautiful, this one looks so much like those in children's books
Aw, it's so pretty. I'm glad it's being restored.
Its nice to people care.
Wonderful sight and light.
But as you said, that doll house was linked to hard subsistance...
I'll bet that the earthen bricks would keep it cool inside in the summer.
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