Certainly a place to have
your camera ready .
So many twists and turns,
in the little lanes!
Thank you to you all for your fab comments,
without you this blog would of slowly
disappeared. I must apologize for not
coming over to most of your
blogs for a while ....
Sorry, family and relationships
have to come first!! I will be over
to visit you all soon.
Anne I understand what you are saying, I hope we both have some time to get together soon. life is not easy!! These are beautiful photos. Will phone you ASAP. Diane
ReplyDeleteI love those rooftop pics.
ReplyDeleteGad I'm not traveling with you..... I wouldn't have shared the dessert, I'd have chomped it all up myself!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as always.
Gina
Lovely photoes, as before. Really captured the atmosphere of the place.
ReplyDeleteHi Anne
ReplyDeleteI would love to spend a day in that gorgeous village just so very quaint & the dessert Yum!!
xx
Dianne
Have you considered putting all these photos of the French villages into a book? At least a personal one for you, and maybe gifts for others. It would be such a wonderful keepsake...
ReplyDeleteDebi
Definitely a nice region and from your pictures, it's easy to understand that you really enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteshops, seets and sun! a paradise for me:)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely shops. Great prices on those menus too!
ReplyDeleteReal life first Anne, after all our blogs are just hobbies. I will not be around much myself either over the next month.
ReplyDeleteI have been enjoying sharing your last trip to France with you. :)
What is it about French villages and shops? Why can't any place else imitate that charm? Love it
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting. I really love the last photo.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Anne.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to go to France :-)
Thank you for this beautiful taste of summer. I really miss it, though I'm sure this place would be equally lovely under a blanket of snow!
ReplyDeleteAnne, one of my sister and my parents live in Rodez. My other sister lives near St Cirq lapopie.
ReplyDeleteOne niece lives near Montpellier, an other one in the Pyrenees, one in Cahors...
I know the region well and it is beautiful, but thank you very much, I will stay in Southern California or Hawaii during winter.
Nice post,bravo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics, Anne! So many interesting spots to peer at!
ReplyDeleteHello Anne, thank you for tending to your blog readers even when it is to say that you are, of course, living your life away from the blog....as you should. I enjoy all you share and as a reader never expect a daily update and delight whenever you do have something to say. I am also undemanding blogwise as I am so desparately bad at posting...for whatever reason it seems to take me forever to tie thoughts, and images together. But I have plenty of photos and ideas swimming around...I just dearly appreciate your stopping by and this opportunity to get to know you better. Enjoy your holiday season and i loved that photo of you in Holland with St. Nicolas. No, I have not heard of that holiday being celebrated in Texas.
ReplyDeleteWow! what gorgeous photos! I would love to visit here! Thanks so much for sharing:)
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