Rugby Landais. These shepherds have put their stilts to good use!
Rugby Landais. These shepherds have put their stilts to good use!
In Les Landes, the ground was marshy and filled with gorse. So shepherds used stilts to get around without their clothes getting muddy, or torn. They could also keep a watchful eye on their herds from a higher viewpoint. The rugby player is wearing the colours of Mont de Marsan, the prefecture of the department.
'Faire Chabrot, the regional tradition where one add a little red wine to the last of the soup and you drink from the bowl.
Three points, right between the posts. This happy, rugby-loving gardener just rounded off a perfect day in the vegetable garden. Available in different print sizes, with or without cream-coloured mounts.
Out in the field, daddy keeps his animals within an electric fence, so why not at home?
"All that Jazz" is a well-known standard, but when we're at Jazz in Marciac, we are surrounded by "All that Gers"...
Rugby players. What's in a name? By the way 'Gaillard' means strapping, big built.
Rugby Landais. These shepherds have put their stilts to good use!
