Whether one has led the life of a lord for a thousand years or three generations, it involves passion and abnegation. And a great sense of organization to both live in walls steeped in history and welcome the public. This summer, six families agreed to open their doors and reveal their daily life to us, made up of a millefeuille of archives.
From our special correspondent in Commarques
We had waited for the storm, put the cars away from the hail.
And then nothing.
The lightning strikes briefly through the night, but in the distance and silently.
Hubert and Christine de Commarque left at 3 am.
They walked for an hour on the surrounding paths like others, elsewhere, throw themselves into the sea. A long bath in the freshness with the scent of peppermint that the Périgord jungle spreads where they fight to conserve biodiversity.
This is their fight.
They met on this at Nature et Progrès almost half a century ago.
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