Stories Collected While Living in France
My daily walk… old bridges, abandoned shepherd shelters, and lovely flora: Umbrella pines, grey-green olives, rosemary just breaking into blue-bloom flowerets, wild thyme, and now the pushing pink-white buds of viburnum, oh yes, the vineyards getting ready for bud-break by month's end. Violets are poking up along the roadside rivulets matching the backdrop of azure sky.
Spring is on the cusp.
(In Memory of Maggie.)
Very beautiful and certainly uplifting view for a walk. Reminds me of the mountains and old stone bridges and cottages I would see when I took walks in the English lake district. A view like yours makes walking an especially pleasant experience for sure.
Arch in picture #2 is interesting!
Your walk looks just like mine. Lovely south of France countryside.
We are having a streak of cold weather–it might freeze tonight–but clear blue skies. It’s great walking weather.
In memory of Maggie?
We are all walking each other home.
Thank you for all you share.
Love Jeanne
With a “wintry mix” of snow, sleet and freezing rain here this morning, no one with good judgment is out walking today. Just hope the weight of clinging ice doesn’t pull down our utility wires, and that our furnace keeps chugging along…
Just gorgeous. Still think you should do a calendar!
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