A Letterabout Community Hour

The lilies

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In 1561, King Charles IX decided to offer lilies to the ladies of the court as a lucky charm. With this royal act, the tradition was born as the inhabitants of the palace and the farmers have also chosen to offer their entourage. Thrush, also called lily of the valley is planted in Europe since the Middle Ages. Indeed, the plant is of Japanese bells. The Celts considered it "lucky."

Beyond European beliefs, thrush has always symbolized spring and good weather. The pretty flower that smells and bells protects those we love, and to whom it was offered, until next May 1. The plant is also associated with romance. It is known that the flowers of thrush, which are white in spring, are red in summer. This is a sign of freshness and innocence, spring is synonymous with rebirth and love emerging.

Thus, in Europe, the time of flowering, were organized the "balls of thrush. Young girls dressed in white married to go to meet young single men. These embellished a bit of thrush on their lapel. Young had, what we call today " permission to midnight "and played with the beginnings of fine weather. Before the offer, know that it is better to pick lilies at their stems as the snatch with their roots would prevent the plant to flower the following year.

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Jerome

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The miller's house

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Built in 1866 by Henry Miller and his wife Catherine Purnode Lamy, the Miller's House is located the heart of the village of Crupet, one of the "most beautiful villages of Wallonia". The atmosphere is elegant without constraints, you will feel at home.
A hearty breakfast with delicious local produce is served in the lounge or garden.
The heated swimming pool, garden and petanque are available at the cocktail hour.
At the show, see the fire's collection of art books, as well as documentation and regional maps.

For more information: http://www.maisondumeunier.be

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Jerome

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style Gustavian style

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Gustavian style has Fersen and Gustav III. The king of Sweden and her boyfriend who were at Versailles were dazzled by Versailles and wanted to bring it to Sweden and do it with their means and their products, that is to say ... First, they were Protestants, while Catholics are more conspicuous then, they wanted to do a lot more simple, they have made of birch wood and wood they had in their forests. They just plank floors, not parquet floors. They made shepherds, like that gray, but they were painted because they had no mahogany with gold, because they had but it became less and therefore the Gustavian style was the Louis XVI, poor, and it was actually much more modern, much more enjoyable for our time.

Sources: http://www.interieurs.fr/

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Jerome

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Flemish

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Flemish enjoys playing style contrasts: crude and sophisticated furniture, bright colors, unusual and precious objects. This staging does not leave indifferent those seeking sophistication, subtlety blends style and warmth of the interior charm. First step, put in opposition to the bourgeois style of furniture and upholstery coverings eighteenth century style with raw materials and aged, as old wood, patinated or limed white or gray. So you get a mix of furniture Gross, precious and sophisticated. Then play with the colors "deaf" typical North. Extend your range of shades from beige to taupe. Your home will seem muffled but not too dark and you will skillfully play with the light sources. Finally, animate your home with objects of bourgeois style, gold and silver candlesticks as several branches or executives with gilded moldings and finely worked, associated with objects more rustic (sheet metal, steel). The Flemish style loves exposing nice decorative pieces valuable or unusual, that you will have to hunt around and find ...

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Jerome

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So British

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A little place for a small romantic weekend to London to take one night for Kate and William, discovered the Zetter Hotel Townhouse, a small boutique hotel very British and friendly.

For more information: www.thezettertownhouse.com

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Jérôme