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[blank]Provence is heavenly at this time of the year ….[blank]
[blank]not for me the crowded beach, or busy town …
I am happy to be out in the countryside ….[blank]
[blank] where the fields are still full of wild flowers ….[blank]
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[blank]and at every bend there is a vineyard with an old stone building
for tools, or maybe an overnight shelter[blank]
26 comments
The perfect place to be on holiday for me. Although I'm happy to be at home at the moment sharing it with family & friends. I love the provence.
I love that you are in my neck of the woods, Sharon and I will look forward to seeing it through your eyes…
Not so lovely today Sharon ;)… It's been pouring on and off all day… still.. the garden is happy and it's a good break from the heat… Love the shots… these could have been snapped just near me… xv
Tão lindo! Fotografias encantadoras e lugares genuinos! Manuela
Ideal! What a relaxing walk! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Marina
Oh Sharon, how lucky you are to be in Provence right now! I love the image of the olive tree, as well as the Queen Anne's Lace and the grapes. Wonderful! Thanks for sharing and enjoy your stay in Provence.
Denise
This is lovely. Do you cure your olives?
Oh, those photos are amazing! I feel like I am there. I love the photos of the olive tree and the grapes…just stunning! Have a wonderful time!
-happy sigh- How lucky you are, to live in such beauty.
And naturally, you fully appreciate it.
Thank you for taking me, where I will never walk, myself.
Tessa~
Thank you for sharing your beautiful photos.
Dawn Fleming
A beautiful place to be – away from the crowds.
Ah the french countryside how peaceful. Enjoy.
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Are the dogs with you, Sharon? If you are near Arles, you should introduce them to Heather Robinson's Ben and Kipling!! Thank you for the lovely photographs, Leslie
Bonjour,
J'arrive tout juste de Fayence situé dans le début du haut Var… où j'exposait mon travail…
Un lieu splendide, aux paysages similaires à vos merveilleuses photos.
La plénitude nous est jetée en pleine face et que c'est bon !
Gros bisous
Wonderful looking grapes. Such a pretty countryside and wish I had a shelter like the one pictured.
betsy
Provence is where I lived in France, and when I first saw it from the airplane I said, "I could die here." Love that first photo of the olive tree! Anita
I did a week horse backride across provence in the fall and it was awesome We stayed on revamped sone houses and rode thought the oloves and over the mountains too. a really nice place, We have Queen annnes lace here on Penn too.. Have fun.
I had rather be in Provence than anywhere else on earth. Especially love St. Remy de Provence.
Sam
How serene of a walk, your pictures are so beautiful. Thank~you for sharing~
Huggs, Nancy
Such a beautiful serene walk, Thank~you for sharing the beauty of the countryside~
Huggs, Nancy
how beautiful these photos are. xxpeggybraswelldesign.com
I just stumbled upon your blog today while searching for photos of France countryside/cottages. I've been reading a lot of '40s/WWII first hand account history books this summer to understand more and I kept thinking about all that battle devastation, but also thinking about the cottages/farms/fields & brave people who hid and helped the 'good guys'…I look at your photo above where you said, "an overnight shelter" and imagine this could very well have sheltered some from that time. I will definitely bookmark your blog, I've adored charming blogs for years, but lately I've been really wanted to know more about the history of France/England and other countries involved in the world wars.
thank you for sharing your photos. 🙂
Such beauty! Mother nature at her finest.
Thank you Sharon for sharing. You always make us feel we are right there with you. I have been to France several times, loved Provence.
I just found your site, it is beautiful. We returned a few weeks ago from a vacation in Europe which included two weeks in Provence. I did not want to leave, the memories are in my head and heart. I reside in Canada but was born in Britain and it is many years since I visited France. I bought some beautiful linens back home with me, just loved the markets. Now I am off to read all of your previous blogs.