The Village of

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The Village of Quissac
These photos were taken within a half-mile of our
home in Quissac
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The view from the terrace
Extra words over here
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A typical vineyard
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The bells ring every day from the church at the
end of our street at 750 AM, 1150 AM and 650
PM. (We wont miss the 750 AM round.)
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The World War I Monument
World War I Monuments are common in the villages.
The rooster that sits atop these monuments is an
emblem of France. Quinns school is in the
background to the right of the monument.
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Place du Pont de Garonne
We crossed this place, at the end of the street,
many times a day bringing Quinn to and from
school in the morning, again in the afternoon, on
the way to the boulangerie, the boucherie, the
café
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Place du Pont de Garonne
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Place du Pont de Garonne
Quinn puts the fountain to good use
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Our town hall
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A typical house just outside the village center
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A typical house inside the village center
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The Vidourle
The Vidourle River runs through the middle of
Quissac. Feeding the ducks is a common activity
to use the left-overs from the daily baguette.
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The Vidourle
The month of October is known for rainfalls
capable of delivering several inches of
rain. Coincidentally, the French language
includes the word Vidourlade - a flood of the
Vidourle.
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The Vidourle
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The Vidourle
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The Bosc
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The Bosc
The one-time location of Quissacs mill has
become the local version of the ol swimmin
hole. This rocky beach waterfall became a
daily destination during the month of June.
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Well definitely miss the view from the terrace!