Chateu de la Noisy
Well it's certainly been a while. This trip had been planned for a while and was to be included in series for a fashion photographer, all twelve of us piled into a Transit minibus in Eastborne piloted by "the Rogue Cockney" Tony, who despite doing a 600 mile round trip managed to keep everyone in high spirits for the whole trip! We stayed in an outbuilding by a beautiful Chateu which had caves running underneath it! (seriously if you need a place to stay, we got 12 people a place to stay for £6 each), but despite being in a beautiful location; Chateu Noisy was still the target.
We left at dusk and after an hour or so of searching we made a break for it. This place really is a sight to behold, security showed up once, walked up to the front door then turned round again! How he didn't notice us all stood around I'll never know, or perhaps he saw how many of us there were and decided it wasn't worth his while. Either way; Chateu Noisy is very trashed but absolutely stunning.
Now for some photographs
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I hope you enjoyed my report!
Well it's certainly been a while. This trip had been planned for a while and was to be included in series for a fashion photographer, all twelve of us piled into a Transit minibus in Eastborne piloted by "the Rogue Cockney" Tony, who despite doing a 600 mile round trip managed to keep everyone in high spirits for the whole trip! We stayed in an outbuilding by a beautiful Chateu which had caves running underneath it! (seriously if you need a place to stay, we got 12 people a place to stay for £6 each), but despite being in a beautiful location; Chateu Noisy was still the target.
We left at dusk and after an hour or so of searching we made a break for it. This place really is a sight to behold, security showed up once, walked up to the front door then turned round again! How he didn't notice us all stood around I'll never know, or perhaps he saw how many of us there were and decided it wasn't worth his while. Either way; Chateu Noisy is very trashed but absolutely stunning.
Now for some photographs
long way down...
I hope you enjoyed my report!
