Provence, France
How do I began putting down in words how much this region means to me? Ideally situated between the Mediterranean sea, and the South of France, Provence is where I have some amazing close and supportive friends, clients who have incredibly sentimental views of their homes and lifestyles, it is where architecture speaks and tugs at my heart, lavender fields that I long to see all year round. I love the region’s fine cuisine, street fairs, daily marchées, but what makes it extra special is the warmth and excellent vibration of the people of Provence. They are among some of the warmest and kindest folks that I’ve had the privilege of meeting. Of course, there’s so much more behind these statements, but I’ll let these stunning pictures tell a story of their own. Bon weekend to you all!
Photo via Les Tours Dhorloge
Photo via Backroads.com
Photo via Flickr (Tame 1954)
Photo via decordeprovence.blogpost.com
Photo via Weheartit.com
Photo via Flickr (Julia Fredenburg)
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Vyna St Phard in front of La Place et l’hotel d’Albertas
Provence 2000
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Abbaye de Senangue, France“Found our sea of lavender at the Abbaye de Senanque in Vaucluse about 1 hour’s drive south from our hotel in Crillon de Brave. The lavender is in the height of its bloom and the scent meandering through the fields is incredible. If one can deal with isolation and poverty vows, these monks have a good thing going!” Kevin ByrneBON WEEKEND TO YOUR ALL!
Provence, FranceHow do I began putting down in words how much this region means to me? Ideally situated between the Mediterranean sea, and the South of France, Provence is where I have some amazing close and supportive friends, clients who have incredibly sentimental views of their homes and lifestyles, it is where architecture speaks and tugs at my heart, lavender fields that I long to see all year round. I love the region’s fine cuisine, street fairs, daily marchées, but what makes it extra special is the warmth and excellent vibration of the people of Provence. They are among some of the warmest and kindest folks that I’ve had the privilege of meeting. Of course, there’s so much more behind these statements, but I’ll let these stunning pictures tell a story of their own. Bon weekend to you all!
Photo via Les Tours Dhorloge
Photo via Backroads.com
Photo via Flickr (Tame 1954)
Photo via decordeprovence.blogpost.com
Photo via Weheartit.com
Photo via Flickr (Julia Fredenburg)
Unless otherwise noted, all of the above photos are via Pinterest
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Vyna St Phard in front of La Place et l’hotel d’AlbertasProvence 2000Photo High End Weekly™