Madeleine

I read somewhere that the organ had been saved, conflicting reports! Will be a massive project to put it mildly.

Yes it's awful, one of my favourite buildings. And the architecture is so stunning, unlike the monstrous Pompidou Centre, which is hideous. Hopefully it will be restored, they managed to restore la Fenice in Venice and York Minster after fires, so fingers crossed they can do it for Notre Dame.

Jamaica Inn - Daphne du Maurier

HIgh Five - Janet Evanovich

OK will take a look, thanks for the hint.

The next book is good too, different story and setting, but still with Falk as the main investigator - "Force of Nature".

And this is on my wishlist, I'm not sure whether I still want to read it now!

Couldn't have put it better myself, Cameron didn't think for one minute that Leave would win.

Using metric distances in a historical novel - really??! I can't believe a proof-reader or editor didn't notice that. That's the sort of thing which makes me want to throw a book across the room, however good it is in other ways.

I don't think the government thought that "leave" would win, and were totally unprepared. I'm now beginning to think we'll never leave either, and yes as I said earlier a reform of the EU would be better for everyone, it seriously needs updating!

Very sensible suggestion about the EU needing to reform, I don't think we should have a second referendum though.

It's lovely!

the colours are gorgeous.

Cold Mountain - Charles Frazier

We have robins here all year round. It's still a bit chilly, especially at night so I'm not going to put any new plants/bulbs/seeds out for a while yet. Hope your aches ease up soon Meg! Glad your back is OK though.