Henrietta, our host at Rose Cottage, leaves a very informative guide to the area in the house. She has reviewed most of the decent restaurants in the Luberon. This little place, L'Estrade, is in her hometown, St. Saturnin. It is run by two women and has a menu from which I could eat every day. It is her most highly recommended place to eat and we agreed.
This was a goat cheese salad that was so fresh and light and tasty that I could have eaten two. The next two pictures are from the same lunch.
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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- Au Revoir Saignon.
- Gary and Cathy, Rue Cilly, Saignon
- Last night in Solveig....sniff
- Obligatory, cliched roof tile shot, Banon
- Our bedroom window, Rose Cottage
- International living, Marseille
- Pork belly on a bed of braised red cabbage with a ...
- Salmon special, Oscar's, Marseille
- Two soupes de poissons
- Evening light in Solveig.
- Pumpkin patch, below Menerbes
- Window, Christine's, Saignon
- One sunset, two views, Saignon
- Robe and shadows, Rose Cottage
- After a long hike. Rose Cottage
- Minotaurette, La Manade, Apt
- Graffiti in levels, Apt
- More graffiti, Apt
- More melons, Apt
- Class trip, Apt
- Pique-nique, Rose Cottage, Saignon...or...Why Fren...
- Around the terrace, Maison Solveig
- Curried chicken, walnut and apple salade, Maison S...
- A taste of Provence, Solveig, Saignon
- Chicken wings, Apt Market
- Flowers, Apt market
- Peppers and onions, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Window display, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Hat Store, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Mannequins, Apt
- Plaque, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Statue, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Savon d'Alep
- Brocantes for sale, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Assiette de Provence, Christine's, Saignon
- Rose hips and an imposter.
- I'm back. Graffiti, Apt
- Paella, Apt
- Allee, Apt
- Betty Boop thermometers, Apt
- Tablecloth, Apt
- Dresses, Apt
- New Holland fork lift, Apt
- Schoolkids, Apt
- La Bartavelle, Apt
- Gravlax with pesto, La Bartavelle, Apt
- Posters, Apt
- Graffiti, Apt
- First grapes!!!
- Lineman, Aix
- Pavillon de Vendome, Aix
- In the garden of the Pavillon Vendome, Aix
- Mother and children.
- Linen vendor, Aix
- Street musician, Aix
- Fennel bulbs, Aix market
- Obligatory cut melon picture, 2011 version.
- Creative turmericery, Aix market
- Store window, Aix
- Isabel and Felix's window, Aix
- Isabel's second window, Aix
- The office of the mayor, Aix
- Aix by night
- Bureau de Poste, Aix
- Detail, Bureau de Poste, Aix
- Cafe discussion, Aix
- Local character's scooter
- Georgetown Visitation mini-reunion, Aix
- Three sided square, Aix
- Bubbly fountain
- Cafe, Aix
- Dolphin Fountain, Aix
- Store window, Aix
- Square, Aix-en-Provence
- Small lift, St. Saturnin
- Daisies, wire and shutter, Goult
- Artist 1, Goult
- Artist 2, Goult
- Hat and flowers, Goult
- Janie in doorway, Goult
- Doorway, Goult
- Trellis and car
- Tile on wall, Apt
- Graffiti, Apt (for Martina)
- Remains, Apt
- Arch, Apt
- From above in Saignon
- The Gargas ochre mines.
- Entrance to the Ochre mines, Gargas
- Leaving the mine, Gargas
- For you gearheads
- Do not fall sign.
- Upper church, Oppede le Vieux
- Mid-morning coffee, Oppede le Vieux
- Overlook, Oppede le Vieux
- Future picnic, Saignon
- Manhole cover, Saignon
- Wedding, Saignon
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3 comments:
Your food photography always makes me very hungry.
I guess that's "by design".
;-)
Part of the reason is that I'm usually quite hungry when I take the picture. My stomach is a good photographer.))
It's good this way - otherwise you would show us only empty plates ...
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