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| Lunch in a harbor town along the Mediterranean |
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| A Private Beach |
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| Bloom where you are planted |
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| Who is watching who? |
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| Fresh? It came ashore across the street. |
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| Yes, I would cook them. |
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| Along the harbor front. |
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| Coffee and a nice sit |
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| A random stop on the way back to the gite. |
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I love the poppies!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty landscape.
DeleteThe restaurant kitchen looks full on, but also well organised.
ReplyDeleteLot of fish
DeleteWonderful. And those poppies bloomed where they felt like it. Even better.
ReplyDeleteAlways bloom where you are, scattered by the wind.
DeletePhotos have the ability to transport us back in time, beckoning other memories of the places we went.
ReplyDeleteMy archive is approaching 100,000 photos.
DeleteCool photos! My favourite is the one you shot of the abbey (?) courtyard through the archway.
ReplyDeleteSB will know if it was an abbey or monastery, now a spectacula ruin.
DeleteAbbey, I could look up the name.
DeleteAs usual, it's the architecture, even the ruins, that get me; just lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo many great places to travel and see things.
DeleteA beautiful place to visit. I bet it's also a beautiful place to live.
ReplyDeleteI'd have to improve my French.
Delete❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteWe have had some fun along the way.
DeleteA lovely variety of photos! Thanks, David, I will never see these in person so I'm glad you posted them.
ReplyDeleteI love to share, and you never know, you could.
DeleteA lovely tour through the south of France. Merci!
ReplyDeleteThere was so much to see.
DeleteI love every one of these views…some more than others. I look forward to having a seafood feast with you some day.
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I have never been to P town.
DeleteWonderful pictures. One of them reminded me that we were so excited to be going to Europe back in 1985. We vowed we would have escargot (a favorite of ours) every time we ate in a restaurant. We finally found it at a bistro in Monaco and dined on it with pleasure knowing we were heading for France. Never saw it on a menu again!
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