As I gaze out the window on falling snow and a ground covered in blankets of white, my thoughts drift to warm places. So now, I’ll sip my hot tea and take an armchair trip to the South of France. Care to join me? On y va !
The steep, rocky mountainsides of Provence create not just natural beauty, but lend to stunning, charming architectural wonders perched high above the Mediterranean.
Pottery in Vallauris
Mougins
Mougins
More of lovely Mougins
Mougins
Gourdon
Gourdon
Gourdon
Perfume distillery in Gourdon
I have a fascination with doors and doorways. Loved this one.
A French American Life 
Really like those doors!
Me too 🙂
I did a little Pinning. 🙂
Glad to hear it!
Soupir…I want to go there…right now!
You and me both!
Love the perfume distillery – I have a thing for brass and copper machinery! Wow, that sounds so much weirder after writing it down…
Nah, sounds totally normal 🙂
It’s one of my favorite photos from that trip!
I haven’t actually heard of any of these, but this looks like roughly my neck of the woods (I live in Montélimar, commonly referred to as “Les Portes de Provence” – basically the French equivalent of the Mason-Dixon line). So. Much. Pretty. No wonder I’ve gotten so shutter happy since I moved here…
I’m so jealous you get to live there – it’s the stuff of my dreams. One day, we’ll go back…
If you’re ever in the area again, I highly recommend Grignan, Dieulefit and Nyons. I dare you to visit any of those without taking lots and lots of pictures.
Thanks for the recommendations!