My granddaughter lives in Rennes, France, in the province of Brittany, is married to a Frenchman and teaches English to little kids, about Kindergarten to Grade 1.
They love anything Canadian and especially snow, which they don’t see much of as Rennes is in a milder climate than the country further east.
During the first little snowfall they had shortly after she started teaching, the kids stuck out their tongues to capture a few snowflakes and asked her “How many snowflakes does it take to make a snowman?”
I send her pictures of kids, animals and snow scenes I find in newspapers and magazines here in Canada, and most of them come from theWestern Producer.
You do such a good job of sprinkling the newspaper with such good photos. The kids will love the baby calf wearing a toque and all the cows obeying the rules of the road –facing traffic! They are in the mail to her today.
Again, thanks for all the good photos.
Marion Wooden,Calgary, Alta.
