One of the most picturesque, medieval villages is this little beauty in the Provence region/Cote d'Azur....follow me on the path tour, won't you?
The Sorgue River hugs this ancient village, with meandering river beds flowing through and along the narrow streets...and past the many working (and non) windmills...
With over 300...yes I said 300!....permanent antique and vintage stores, it's an antique hunters dream town. Every August 15, there is a very wonderful and large puces where the treasures abound. As this year's fair approaches, I am reminded of a lucky antique dealer who has a home in this village. Maybe she'll let me rent a bunkbed, n'est ce pa??? Here is a peak at her heaven on earth:
Oh to be able to whip up rosemary chicken and lavender rice pudding in this farmhouse kitchen....
And then to serve and eat it on this heavenly veranda....
I'm asking for this luscious outdoor spot. I'm hoping she'll take a trade of Dodger Dogs...
(home photos: Maison Cote Sud)
Isle-Sur-La-Sorgue
(Cote de Azur)
Easy train ride from Avignon
Market Days: Sun and Thurs mornings or all day during summer
Flea Market/Puces: Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! or at the big August Fair
6 comments:
Wow - such a great tour! So glad you found my site and I hope the photoshop tips helped. Hope to see you again!
Kathy, thank YOU for coming by to see my beach cottages & I just loved this tour of yours too! I will absolutely have to take the time to look at your older posts, I know I will love them. French style is so great & I've been to France a couple of times, so know how wonderful it is. What a fun blog you have!
Rhoda
Hi Kathy: so glad you stopped by. What an awesome blog you have. I'm adding you to my favs. Have a great day, Theresa
Gorgeous!!! France is the best!
Happy day,
melissa
I love it here. I love you blog, too. Please visit when in Paris. you have my number still?
Chantal
I have heard from this village a few weeks ago. I was so close last year as I was in the Provence having holiday with family memebers of mine... who know this yeas ..TGV from The nethrlands to Avignon ;))
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