Mvc-002 This "Feast-dress "Brelot", headdress, dress, and apron which baroness Putigny used to wear at Tournus and Ruffy during the grape-picking feasts around the year 1800". Nice dress, but I am not sure how I like the head piece.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-005 This is Baccouse on a barrel of wine. I think this is cute! I picked up some postcards with this picture on it.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-006 I have seen ships in bottles and that was awesome. This was interesting and fun to see.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-007 This was actually a museum of wine. It also talked about the history of the area and wine being started here...     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-009 My little book said snails are especially good in this region. Since I had decided this last summer to try everything, and I lived through kumara, that snails could not be any worse. So, I ordered snails Brougondy style and they were really good! Chantal said she has a recipe for this that I could have. I want to try to make it too. Mrs. Depré said I am very brave trying moule and snails. :)     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-012 I visited one of the caves too. This one had a bunch of empty wine bottles around the lights. I think that is a cool idea!     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-013 How old are these bottles?     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-014 Baccouse with a bunch of wine bottles behind him. His name and Saint Vinncent came up several times. Logical, Baccouse is the god of wine and St. Vinncent is the protector of grape pickers or wine makers. Mom I think you can clear that one up.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-015 This is at one end of a park in Dijon that I visited. It rained the whole time I was there, so I decided to make it an indoor day after getting fairly wet.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-016 I visited an archeology museum. This crucifix dates back to the late 1300's. It is not intact because the abbey it was in was destroyed.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-017 They claim this is from 900 years before Christ. I am not going to argue with these pros., but they say it was used as a razor! I would rather not, thanks. They did specify that the men used it.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00
	Mvc-018 Before I had left I made the turkeys. Mrs. Depré thought they were just adorable, so I gave her one. I have the other up in my room. I will collapse mine and take it in for the students to see.     Photographed by: Janne Jockheck  Photograph taken on: 11/14/00

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