Chateau de Razac

29/07/2026

Today at Château de Razac, we make a big decision at Maison Violette.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8KBZogORxA

17/07/2026

The true Peruvian experience. Check out the rest of the video on our YouTube channel.

03/07/2026

If any one wants to see what we got up to in Peru, here is video 1!

If you watched our video of Charlton's birthday back in January, yo...

12/06/2026

There’s plonkers, and then there’s
amazing plonkers in the world 😘! As if I’d check the camera for commentary 🤣 and he told me they had done it yesterday!

Nigel Way Alain Pinglaux

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

09/05/2026

Et comme par magie, Alan les a transformés en ce merveilleux dessert !

09/05/2026

C’est le début de l’année, et c’est la course aux cerises ! Regardez-moi ces merveilles !

08/05/2026

A different kind of day at Château de Razac… 🏰

With the boys back in Jersey, John takes you on a rare and personal tour of the estate — sharing his vision for the future and what’s still to come as the restoration continues.

Alongside the tour, there’s some practical work getting done, lighting installed in the carriage house, plus something really exciting: two specialists arrive to carry out a full 3D digital scan of the entire château using LiDAR, photogrammetry and SLAM technology. It’s fascinating to see how cutting-edge tech is being used to support this historic restoration.

Oh, and Flynn the dog gets a bath in a garden pot. 🐶💦 Possibly the highlight of the episode.

A must-watch if you want a glimpse into where this incredible project is heading.

🎥 https://youtu.be/b6kpjitxIFY?si=rw_Rap8UZQ7PhEMC

Today at Château de Razac, things are a little different…With the boys back in Jersey, John — the owner of the château — picks up the camera and gives a rare...

01/05/2026

Every day I’m noticing one plant and taking a moment to sit with it, to recognise what it symbolises and the energy and meaning it carries. The last one was magnolia, and today it is ground ivy.

Ground ivy

Energetically, ground ivy feels clearing, observant, subtle, and quietly intelligent. It is not dramatic energy. It works close to the ground, moving gently through a space, finding its way in without force. It feels like a plant of perception, quiet persistence, and the kind of clarity that comes from paying attention to what is small and easily missed.

Herb wise, ground ivy has a long history in older herbal traditions, especially for the head, ears, catarrh, and damp congestion. It was also once used in brewing, which is where the old name alehoof comes from. It is one of those plants with a reputation for helping shift heaviness and stagnation, especially where things feel blocked or thick.

Spiritually, ground ivy connects with subtle awareness, intuition, clearing, and moving through overlooked places. It reminds us that not all medicine arrives boldly. Some of it comes through gentleness, patience, and quiet pe*******on. A plant that seems to say that what is lowly or unnoticed may still hold real power.