Host Richard Goodwin continues his adventure through France by river. In this episode, Richard travels to undiscovered Vaucluse. Pernes Les Fontaines has over forty fountains, four of which are classified as historic monuments. One of these is the Cormorant Fountain and well worth a look if you are ever in the area. Not far away lives a very amazing woman who repairs 'boutis' which are embroidered bedspreads. Nadine describes boutis as sculptures on cloth. As she stitches she explains that the work she does is extremely calming because she says our life should be at the speed of our hands. The bedspreads get their name from the needle used. The top layer of the bedspread is cambric and the bottom layer is hemp and the 'sculpture' is made by stuffing the gaps with cotton. Nadine really knows her stuff about the boutis she repairs and if you want to know how to do this she is the one to follow and you'll find out most things from this video. In the little village of St Didier they still make nougat in the traditional way. The Silvain Brothers grow their own almonds and then they make this delicious concoction the way their grandmother made it at Christmas time. One of the brothers handles the bees and produces the honey that goes into the nougat. This is a really worthwhile product and I very much hope people still have the chance to munch on this delicacy in a hundred years time. Another treasure living and working in this little village is a fourth generation bird whistle <b>...</b>