Brocante On Both Sides of the River

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

 

Ten rows, one river, a bridge to cross over to reach both sides of the brocante.

Walking up and down the rows on the first warm day of the year. If it weren't for the brocante I would have taken a swim and had a picnic.

 

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

 

When your car is parked faraway you should not buy books.

Unless, they are too good to pass up.

Mari bought a trunk load of books. 

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

Along the river this was the view.

That is worth getting up early morning, a warm day, a ton of books and blisters.

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

Enlarge this plate photo to see all it has on it.

Who wants to start a collection of the regions of France

with these sort of "carte postal" plates.

I sold this one, so I am out.

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

Over and over the bridge, from one side of the brocante to the other side.

Oh gee such a hardship.

 

Not.

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

The overflowing sense of beauty in one spot:

The village,

the river,

the brocante…

 

 

French flea market, brocante Corey Amaro

 

The town of Jouques.

 

 



Comments

3 responses to “Brocante On Both Sides of the River”

  1. Diogenes

    Looks beautiful! There can never be too much brocante. 😉

  2. Looks like a good one. Thank goodness for the lovely plane trees.

  3. What a beautiful setting for a brocante…a picnic and a swim will wait for another day, no?

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