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
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Detail, Bureau de Poste, Aix
According to Wikipedia, forgive me Isa if I get this wrong, this was called The Corn Exchange once. The statuary represents all that nature gives to Provence. There is wheat and sun and grapes and livestock. The two human figures are the two great rivers that feed Provence, The Rhone, the male figure and The Durance, the female figure. She is dangling her leg because she, The Durance, is fickle with her favors from year to year.

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