Congratulations, you deserve it.

Who wouldn't be happy to be in love, in a 2CV in a field full of flowers.

When a gateau a la broche becomes the Rocher the Pyrenees, if you can’t climb it, eat it.

A new meaning to an old recipe.

'Faire Chabrot, the regional tradition where one add a little red wine to the last of the soup and you drink from the bowl.

All for one …

After a couple of glasses of this classic Gascon aperitif you need something to lean on.

When the sheep shearer comes from Paris, beware of the results.

Tradition wants that King Henry IV's wish was that every household could provide a dinner with chicken. 

World renowed Basque weaving company Tissage Moutet selected this drawing for their tea towel collection. Click here to be directed to this item on their site. 

Either the new manager has arrived or someone left the gate open. Available as an A4 or A3 print. Also on canvas stretched upon a 100cm x 70cm chassis. Please contact us to order the canvas.

A stolen kiss amongst the vines.

Ever tried putting with an egg? No matter how flat the greens are, this is going to be a very long game!

Happiness truly is a walk throught the meadows of Gascony.

This cockerel finds his singing voice after discovering the red wine. 

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. Also available as greeting card, as well as on large-format canvas. 

A new take on an old recipe. 

reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. Also available on large-format canvas. 

Confit de canard, another take on a great dish from this region. 

Reproduced as giclée print in various sizes, some with mounts. Available as greeting card as well as on large-format canvas.

Perhaps one of the best bass players in the Jazz world.

Jazz in Marciac, calm before and after the storm.

Men and machines, generations apart, meet in the middle of the road.

This one is far too nice to be a scarecrow.

Maybe a pink crash helmet wasn't a good idea.

A traditional scene from the past, though the two on the right have just seen their future.

The usually rugby scrum at the baker's on a Sunday morning.

The hills of the Gers need customised road signs, but this old Quatrelle is still eating up the kilometers after more than forty years of service.

An efficient, if not discreet, way to find your mushrooms.

A composition of things one sees in the Gers landscape

A Gascon cowboy

Peace reigns at last down at the farm.

A visit to Bassoues is not complete without having lunch at the famous Restaurant du Centre.

Two old friends stop to chat in under the hall in the medieval bastide of Bassoues. The soft suspension of the 2CV make it easier to lean into the sunroof and see each other.

Three jealous guys with beautiful cars but the lad with just the bike has the beautiful girl.

The games chickens play. 

Time for a quiet word with the neighbour.

Never, ever tell anyone where you found the mushrooms.

Hazards of the game.

This cute little chap here appears on almost every menu in the south west.