Leslie did a great write-up of today's events so I won't repeat it here but I will add that we went to a farmer's market in Coustellet and picked up more yummy cheese and wine. Man it is easy to get good, inexpensive wine here!
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Yum!
We did pop from lavender field to lavender field today, both at the Abbaye de Sénanque and at the Lavender Museum. I particularly liked the rogue poppies.
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It isn't even peak lavender season yet!
Gordes is quite remarkable (besides the waitress that Leslie mentioned). The toughest part of visiting is finding a place to park along the tight winding roads up to the village to go get pictures. I had to hang out over the edge of a very high cliff to get this shot.
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Gordes is very impressive!
The full album of the last few days pictures is available here.
Tomorrow we should he heading to Aix-en-Provence. Home of the University of Michigan year abroad program. Go Blue!
1 comment:
Sounds like you guys are having a blast. Aix also is where the Smith Paris jr. year abroad group stays for the first 6 weeks. Love the pictures and the food sounds wonderful. Since I have now had 4 classes in acrylics at the Ringling School of ARt, I plan to paint some of your pictures and will deliver a successful one (if any) to Seattle in July. Enjoy.
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