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Hi, don't know if that's a white fig tree or black figs, but for the white fig tree our Italian neighbors would wrap the tree in canvas every winter because they said a really cold winter could kill it. I don't know at what age they started covering the tree because by the time I moved next door to them the tree was already young but tall and healthy. It gave delicious white figs for many years (which I also got to enjoy) but I would say it lived for about 25 years till it finally died. The doctor next door to them, who never took care of his black fig tree and didn't care if we collected the figs when they were ripe, got to enjoy his tree a lot longer because I think the dark figs are a heartier type which aren't as delicate as the white ones, the flavors are very different but both are delicious. You should check and see if your tree needs protection from cold weather. I think there's nothing like growing your own food and enjoying the great flavors of everything that you grow yourself in the garden!

Your garden is lovely, even at the end of November. There is so much promise and potential. I look forward to spring.

I'm a huge salmon fan, too. The apartment looks great for a getaway stay.

A rare occasion to actually be the other side of the lens. I enjoyed helping Janet with her UA-cam channel and pod. Surprised I could remember all the trails and tribulations of life in France. There we're many more, people have no idea. We came, we saw, we still haven't conquered yet.. life goes on in France.

WOW! What a fascinating place! It took me a minute to figure out what I was looking at, but fortunately, there were enough written explanations to help. The gardens were quirky. The rock house interiors, buildings, and farm machinery were incredible! The museum was a tiny, perfect time capsule, an island ecosystem, and a piece of cultural archaeology. There were so many historic handmade treasures! I loved the verses! Thanks, Jan and Duncan! Living museums are the best way to experience ethnography.

Hang in there! What we do without you and Sharon? 😊

You two make me laugh ,at the beginning was so comical , Jan I had Salmon tonight just love it and always cheap at Christmas time , hope all went well at Hospital for Sharon .Merry Christmas to you Both and Duncan and look forward to your sewing videos in 2025 🌲🎉🎊🍾🥂

Those stairs are terrifying love listening ladies

Thanks, Jan and Sharon. Great chatty video. I love the photos at the end! Angers is one of my favourite cities. Did you visit the Chateau?

SNOW!?! It was pretty to look at but I do hope it melted!

Yikes, I skimmed the title of the video and freaked! LOL! I hope everyone is healthy. ...time to watch the entire video! (Beautiful sweaters/jumpers)

Thanks for taking us on the road trip. There certainly was a lot to see, and the caves were spectacular! I love the 'local' perspective on the area's history. Thanks, Jan!

Like the garden changes. ❤

I watch the Pethericks regularly but must have missed the 'Duncan episode'. Jan, the garden is lovely and evolving into a magnificent space! All your hard work is paying off. It is cold, rainy, and miserable here, so a nice video dose of summer is exactly what I need! Thanks! I enjoy the 'day in the life' vlogs. There is a bit of everything. Thanks Jan.

I was wondering if you gave up on doing interviews with British people who moved to France? I thought that it was a very interesting part of this channel and I haven't seen any interviews here in a long time.

Oh boy, that camera is awfully shaky, can't it be placed on a tripod while you speak to your audience?

Ever since covid I’ve been listening to books instead of reading. I really like it and enjoy some of the narrators very much.

And the narrow streets through villages reminds me of Ireland

Roads remind me of highway 1 on the coast here. Sheesh.

What country is this?

Has Duncan ever lived in Perth, Western Australia? He looks very familar.

My kinder video, what a lot of good crafts, I wish I was there selling but I would need a lot of kids lol .I don't know why you don't sell at craft show great fun thanks for sharing loved it xx

Absolutely wonderful!

You guys are so adventurous! I can't imagine driving on any of the narrow single-track roads in Europe! Vehicles are parked willy-nilly on both sides of the street. People and animals cross randomly! Yikes! The village was very pretty and artsy. Thanks for the tour!

Another great and funny podcast, I've not been getting the notifications from you so I have a bit to catch up on , xx

Thanks, Jan!

What an amazing country craft fair! There is nothing comparable in North America. People are just so creative! Such simple beauty and not a battery or digital remote in sight! Thanks Jan & Duncan!

I just found this channel and was surprised to see Duncan! How lovely to meet you two here. Im a long time Petherick follower.

Beautiful day out for the two of you. Such an enjoyable video. Thank you.

Wow! Wow! Wow! I will watch, rewatch, pause to examine, read, and research many of this video's treasures! I love the goddess figurines and all the household stuff! Thank you Jan!!!

What a beautiful walk! The village houses are lovely. The 'gallery/museum' was awesome. The crooked picture frames really drew attention to the highlights and interactive features! I just love all the stonework. The old millstone was impressive! (I don't know what to call 'fruit squishers' called in any language) LOL! The historical physick, kitchen, teaching, and flower gardens were amazing. Every modern house should have a scaled-down version of this garden design. (Survival, abundance & aesthetics) There is so much to see and to explore! WOW! A castle with a moat! The location is beautifully maintained! The entire area is worthy of several visits and vlogs! It's made my bucket list that's for sure! Jan and Sharon, THANK YOU!!!! Best 'walk' ever!!!

Terrific video!

Lovely walk -inspiration for me to get moving! Thanks for the video.

1! Wow!😁 Really beautiful! Enjoy your channel!❤️

What a beautiful little resort village! I love all the sailboats! Thanks Jan & Duncan.

Hey, those blonde dudes messing with garden statues that is a crime! Omg Sharon. Your dreams are bizarre. 😂

Sharon had me laughing with her dreams. I live in the US and I feel like moving to the moon or anywhere else for 4 years.

Thanks Jan and Sharon! Great chat as usual! I hope you enjoyed your soup!

hmmmm......I call a jug, un pichet/un pot or une carafe in French.

I stream the French TV medical drama called 'Hippocrate'. It is not a reality show but the series is binge-worthy!!

Wow. I watch Holly too. (I even have the cookbook). The narrowboat is moored at Bollington Wharf.

Soup night at the pub! The French are so civilised! Butter and cheese are interchangeable bread toppings in most places.

Jan, the interior of your house is so beautiful!

Lovely village. Loved all the beautiful flowers everywhere. Yes, I Very much appreciate seeing it!❤😂

Another fabulous vlog. Thank you. Crete is now on my bucket list. 😊

Wow! Saint-Cénéri-le-Gérei really is a picturesque village! Everything is so creative! Even the stations of the cross inside the church, the colour of the stones, the wall paintings, the flowers, and the greenery that border the streets and cottages create an artsy atmosphere. I'd love to see the interior of some of the houses! I'm not interested in buying a restaurant but the houses might tempt me! The chapel windows were delightful! I love the bridge! I hope you didn't touch the Staghorn Sumac! It's an excellent medicinal plant that smells nice but it is in the same family as poison ivy so it can be a nasty skin irritant! Beautiful video! Thanks Jan and Sharon. Gee, I wish it was summer!

The Retro decor in the coffee shop cracked me up because I didn't even notice the vintage vibes until you pointed it out and I read the text on the screen. LOL! (I still have a transistor clock radio and an old-fashioned rotary dial landline telephone). The bricked streets bordered by funky little shops, stalls, bakeries, and patio restaurants give Heraklion the feel of a Turkish market bazaar. There was everything from touristy souvenirs to upscale boutiques! (too bad about the graffiti but the murals were beautiful). The building with all the differently shaped windows was spectacular. What a unique architectural fusion! Were there any coins in the fountain or is that tradition too superstitious for modern Greece? Thanks Jan & Duncan! Lovely photos! I'm so happy you shared them,

I watched the video and attached the usual running commentary shortly after you uploaded it. Then my hydro went out (again)-no electricity, no internet. It is winter on the island. That means torrential rains, high winds, warm temperatures, and regular power outages. I will happily watch it again and dream of summer anywhere in France and add 2 more cents.! LOL!

Very pretty ❤

Lovely village. Thank you for sharing.