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Caitríona Balfe as Claire Fraser in Outlander Season 7.

Master Raymond is the mysterious apothecary that Claire meets in Paris in 1744. The mysterious Master Raymond is a "prehistoric time traveler."[1] Not much is known about him, but he is thought to be a common ancestor of both Claire Fraser and Geillis Duncan. Circa 1724, Raymond was living in Geneva as a reputable physician and herbalist. He corresponded with a Parisian called du Carrefours who was associated with the occult. Raymond disappeared from Geneva at the same time as du…

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Project CaiTREENa was started in 2020 by a group of Outlander fans to mark lead actress Caitriona Balfe’s birthday.

Does it ever stop? — outlandersource: Claire Fraser - To Ransom a...

Did she truly understand what she was taking on when she got the role of Claire? "I had no idea," says the actress, who is filming Season 3.

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Claire in Frazier plaid

outlander season 2, sets and costumes, Jamie Fraser, Claire, episode 1. poor frank. :(

Mary and Claire get revenge for their attacks, but the show doesn’t fully wrestle with what this means for either of them going forward.

This past year I’ve followed the fenomen of “Outlander” with interest. I’ve watched the series, read the analysis and discussions about the costumes, and smiled at the world…

Same intense chemistry, now with less mud.

missing pregnant claire on this day

Weekly recap of Starz series "Outlander." Season 2, Episode 9: "Je Suis Prest"

Close up of Claire's male attire for Ep114, The Search. Loving the hat! This is Terry Dresbach's fave costume of Season 1!

Starz's Outlander is coming back for season 2, and you really need to start watching this incredibly sexy, feminist show. Plus, Jamie Fraser!

Guest post from Tara Heller Back in the eighteenth century, having a garden was part of the homestead and landscape of society. People produced their own food or purchased it at the market. Herb or kitchen gardens were usually right outside the kitchen door in the dooryard, as they were called, and mentioned throughout the later Outlander books. Garden plots were generally about 1/4 of an acre or up to eight acres, depending on family needs. Home, Home on the Ridge Now that the Frasers are…