Fence and Gate
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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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3 comments:
This is really good (not that the other photographs I have seen so far are not good ... but hey, you know, sometime one just thinks: wow, that's it!).
In the meanwhile I have restricted myself to simply google+ the photos I like ...
Uh-oh, my ignorance shows again. What is google+ ?
There's a reason that there's a sub-series of the -For Dummies books with titles like "Google for Seniors for Dummies" They in form me of every new title.
Aah, nothing that interesting - some social website thingie ... many photographers at first thought it might be useful but I am not so sure ... but it is nice to stay in contact with real friends (and some virtual friends, too).
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