This evening was the time to answer that age-old question:
Will it fit???
As you will see, there wasn't any too much room. The rear gate's opening is smaller than the interior width.
But it got in. The next issue was how far up one had to move the front seats to accomodate the two-metre (78") length. By moving them a bit, and by removing the bottom six inches of my two legs, everything's now okay.
In response to my plea, and the only response, Jon Main sent a couple of photos of where he makes his home, a village called St. Victor la Coste (Gard), in the south of France. You get to see some relatively uncommon snow.
Snow in Provence |
Jon's village of St. Victor |
We could accommodate perhaps three more students eager to spend a week painting in the French countryside. If you want to be one of them, hop to it!
You can write me here: dbjurney@verizon.net
And send in a photo, please!
Have a safe trip tomorrow. Looking forward to meeting Jon, when we begin the workshop in France.
ReplyDeleteGood luck Donald, wish I could join you on this road trip...and in France...you sure are having all the fun. Onward you go!!!..Hi Sue..I miss you guys, havta drop in soon.
ReplyDeleteWell, bon voyage with the painting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for putting up the photos (I can see my house from here! ;) )
Susan - looking forward to painting with ya'!
I miss you all! It's been too long since we painted together. I'd love to go to France with you, but college tuition bills now have priority.
ReplyDeleteWhen will The Big One be showing at Arcadia?