Notice on a bench indicating the safe distance apart to sit.
Just a couple of people on the balcony.
A photographer takes a view from a balcony that was previously inaccessible.
A portrait of Diane de Poitiers hangs over a floral arrangement incorporating Queen Anne's Lace.
Catherine de Medici's anteroom.
Foot operated hand sanitizer dispenser at the entrance gate.
Servants' dining room.
The mirror in the print and etchings room.
A wild flower meadow in the kitchen and cutting garden.
I suspect the gardeners sowed this as a cover crop for while they were on furlough.
The Chateau of Chenonceau reflected in the River Cher.
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2 comments:
Looks almost civilised and worth a visit! Have the gardens still been maintained during lockdown? The Cher looks like it has plenty of water!
The gardeners have been on partial furlough, so you can see where they haven't been. But they were there working when I was there, putting in the summer annuals, so they will soon be on top of it again.
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