Stories Collected While Living in France

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Spring in Provence

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Spring in Provence:

The almond trees bloom pink, the cherry trees put on white, bird song fills the air, the light of the day softens, a blush covers the trees as they wake up. It is a lovely time to be in Provence.

 

 

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Soft spots. Tiny spring flowers.

The scent of harmony, inviting the seasons to merge.

Caressing the day with pink light that lingers into the evening.

Beginning stories of spring.

 

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lunch in provence, Numero 9, Lourmarin

 

 

Spring in Provence, the chill in the air leaves by noon, just in time to enjoy having lunch outside.

Numero 9-

 Rue du Temple,
84160 Lourmarin
 04 90 79 00 46
 

 

 

 

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Has Spring cause my French Husband to play with his food? Or maybe my bad habits have finally dented his properness.

 

 

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Oh Cassis!

Comments

7 responses to “Spring in Provence”

  1. Diogenes

    Those plates look delicious. 😉

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  2. Kathie

    We’re supposed to have a high temperature of 38°F here tomorrow — not very springlike 🙁

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  3. Kipper

    Lovely! While walking home this afternoon ( it was not raining!) I noticed the gardens of the Catholic Church had been tidied up. Beautiful sections with lots of daffodils in bloom. The Japanese cherry trees are in bud too.

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  4. Marilyn

    It is glorious! Oh the soft colors and blossoms and architectural touches just sing to my heart. I want to hop the next plane and run right there.

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  5. Taste of France

    The blooms already are off the almond trees–they are always the first–and the branches are filled out with leaves. Spring was so early.
    The apricot, peach, apple and of course cherry trees are still at it, though.
    Yesterday’s clouds are gone and the Pyrénées are sharply white against the blue sky.

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  6. Our French Oasis

    That is the one thing I miss up here in the charente Maritime, the almonds, we get just about everything else. So pretty, oh and we need some of the spring weather, we’ve gone from 22C and gorgeous to 12C and downright chilly in a matter of days!

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  7. Rebecca from the pacific northwest

    Your name on his plate: sweet. (and rather improper!)

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