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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
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Provencal ATV tours, Apt
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- Volcanic fir, Bonnieux bike path, West
- The Joking and The Kitchies, Les Lumieres
- Mustachioed monolith Coustellet
- Shadow play, Saignon
- Filmmakers, Apt
- Mannequins, Apt
- Shadows, Apt
- Andrew's bounty, Saignon
- Bad picture, great salad, L'Estrade, St. Saturnin
- Iron works, Apt
- Janie and friend, Apt bike path, East.
- The goddess of victory and some snails, Apt
- Blue and red, Apt
- Bad hydrant, Apt
- Me and the girls, Apt
- Caged model, Apt
- Street cleaner, Apt
- A disappearing profession.
- Restaurant sign.
- Graffiti with a note.
- Lonely Hydrant, Apt
- Lavender and yellow, Apt
- Creepy family, Apt
- Broken nesting chicken
- Street corner, Apt
- Shadow and plant, Saignon
- My new friend, Apt
- Store window
- Chez Nous, Apt
- Le Royals
- Le Petit Cafe, Saignon
- Perfect garden, Saignon
- Lavender field, Saignon
- Window and shadows, Saignon
- Scenes from our afternoon walks, Saignon
- Saignon sign.
- Omelette, Chez Christine, Saignon
- Graffiti under a bridge, Apt bike path, West
- Window and vines, Apt bike path, West
- Weed flowers, Apt bike trail, West
- Stencil graffiti, train station, Apt
- We are home, but more posts from France will follow.
- Chicken, Saignon
- Clare's daughter and granddaughter, L'Estrade, St....
- Wasp monolith, Apt bike path, West
- Tree and truck, Apt bike path, West
- Derilict hydrant, Apt bike path, West
- Antydote, Apt
- Prozak, Apt
- View north from Saignon.
- Mireille's garden, detail, Saignon
- Shadows at walk's end, Saignon
- Innocent graffiti, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Lace curtain, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Red chicken with lamps, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Solaire, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Provencal ATV tours, Apt
- The cropped version, for Martina
- Ambush, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Statue, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Odd couple, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Ice cream hydrant, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Chinese restaurant, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Isle sur la Sorgue
- Really ugly bureau, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Panaches and pizza at Paolo's
- Store windows, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Party animal, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Modern brocantes shop, Isle sur la Sorgue
- I'm back.
- Rock face, Apt bike path, West
- Wild dill/coriander, Apt bike path, West
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- Traction Avant, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Chicken, Isle sur la Sorgue
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- Street, Isle sur la Sorgue
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- Art gallery, Isle sur la Sorgue
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- Shop window, Isle sur la Sorgue
- Red and white, Coustellet
- Two babies, Coustellet
- Clouds from our deck, Rue Cilly, Saignon
- New olives, St. Saturnin les Aptes
- Fresh sardine salad and pork chop, L'Estrade
- Bales, Bonnieux bike trail, East
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2 comments:
I have done this once in Devon, England (was my aunt's 70th birthday and my cousins birthday present). I liked it very much. But then ... really .. it's so much noice and smell and not really environmentally nice. So .. one of the things I like doing but will never do again. My uncle still asks when I am going to buy myself a quad, though.
Here it seems that people like to go into the woods on rainy days, with lots of beer, and take runs through muddy fields and whoop it up. Others use them for hunting and fishing access and a very select few use them as work vehicles. I have never seen organized group tours advertised here.
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