HIRE A BOSS
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We are in Saignon, in Provence, for the thirteenth time in thirteen years. This is our journal and photo album. I have now added posts from our home in North Florida. Click on the picture to see a larger version. To leave a comment just click on the words no comments below that picture. A box will pop up to write your comment in. There will be another box where you can write your name. Then there will be a security word. Fill that in. All photos Copyright by James T. Weekes 2001-2023
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- Leaves, Saignon
- Borie and lavender, Lioux
- Falasie de Madeleine, Lioux
- Soupe au Pistou, altered
- Apero time.
- Fall field, Saignon
- Garbage chute, Saignon
- Happy pig, Apt.
- Graffiti, Apt
- Alternative head lice cure.
- Catching up, Saignon
- Weeds and Hollyhock, Saignon
- Wall art, detail, Coustellet
- Chicken suit, Coustellet
- Scarves, Coustellet market
- Shutters, Saignon
- 9/11 2011
- Shadows, Saignon
- Tables, Bonnieux
- Descent of Le Rocher
- Old cement mixer, Saignon
- Ivy, Casseneuve
- Swiss Chard, Banon
- Church, Saignon
- Window and door, Banon
- Our courtyard ar Rose Cottage
- View from de Sade's castle, Lacoste
- Art installation, Lacoste
- Within the installation.
- Harvey in Wonderland
- Art installation, Lacoste
- Almond tart at Christine's
- The perch for the previous shot.
- Saignon from above.
- View from Christine's at breakfast.
- Janie in Casseneuve
- Janie and wall, Banon
- Window, Banon
- Flowers, Banon
- Perched porch, Banon
- Roussillon Ochre
- Assiette de melon, Roussillon
- Wedding/Advertising shoot, Rue Cilly, Saignon
- Janie descending a staircase.
- Old pear and dill.
- Looking up at lunch at Christine's.
- Blackberries, Saignon
- Dinner at Gary's
- It's still out front Harvey!
- Perfect onions, Apt market
- Perfect garlic, Apt market
- Soap ad, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Poster, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Back street, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Pigeon alert! Isle sur la Sorgue
- Shadows, Isle sur la Sorgue
- A family of four, Isle sur la Sorgue
- A day's haul, Saignon
- Three tomates, Saignon
- Chez Gianni, Sivergues
- Our meal, Chez Gianni, Sivergues
- Goat cheese close-up, Chez Gianni, Sivergues
- Our Host, Chez Gianni
- Crepe at Le Creperie, Apt
- Colorado, Rustrel
- Shadows, yellow ochre, Colorado, Rustrel
- Iron deposits, Colorado, rustrel
- The long fall. Colorado, Rustrel
- Vandalism, Colorado, Rustrel
- White ochre, Rustrel
- Cliff in the Colorado, Rustrel
- Descending Le Rocher
- Apt, from our walk.
- Weeds, Saignon-super vine
- Weeds, Saignon-spidery vine
- Weeds, Saignon- wild thistle
- Rose hips, Saignon
- Photo-op cliche #369, de Sade's castle, Lacoste.
- Harvey, Saignon
- For Sarah and David.
- Carol, Musee, Fontaine du Vaucluse
- Ivy, Saignon
- Art installations, de Sade's castle, Lacoste.
- Graffiti, Apt
- Harvey and Carol, riverside parking, Apt
- Provencal blue, Saignon
- Shadows, Saignon
- Hollyhock in front of our house
- Le Rocher, from below, Saignon
- Side street, Saignon
- Hollyhock on menu, Saignon
- Rose on wall, Saignon
- Shadows on stairs, Saignon
- Pumpkin, Apt Market
- View from The Rock
- View from Le Rocher
- Rose in Rousillon
- Remains of lunch, Rousillon
- Shop display, Rousillon
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2 comments:
Coeur de boeuf is by far the best tomato (okay, my opinion). Unfortunately because of its sensitiveness (?) there is not much importing and one can rarely get it in Germany. It is a shame. One of the things I always look forward to when going to Provence.
I just call them purple tomatoes. They are very fragile, thin skinned and juicy, but the best, I agree.
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