Monthly Archives: August 2008

The Fée Gully

Posted on 29 Aug 2008 by Anthony Howe

I promised Baka (and myself) a long walk at dawn this morning. Something that I’ve neglected for a few months now. My apartment building lies before one of the hills surrounding Cannes and at the edge of lovely residential neighbourhood … Continue reading →

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Twilight Royale

Posted on 26 Aug 2008 by Anthony Howe

I never seem to tire of watching a sunset and the infinite variations of colours and the profound silence that comes upon the world for unusually long and calm moments. No cars or scooters, no rushing about, just stillness as … Continue reading →

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Summer’s Twilight

Posted on 25 Aug 2008 by Anthony Howe

Yesterday I was invited to the Carlton Beach restaurant by a client for lunch. Very nice. Probably the nicest beach restaurant in Cannes. It has been a few years since I last was last there. Lovely place and the kitchen … Continue reading →

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Pop

Posted on 21 Aug 2008 by Anthony Howe

There is something immensely satisfying and relaxing about the pop of an opened wine bottle on par with the sound of wooden wind chimes in a gentle breeze. Add to that the subtle gentle klink of empty wine glasses as … Continue reading →

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