If you have a sweet tooth, this stall in Avignon Christmas market is the one for you!
Monday, 23 December 2013
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Pushing the boat out on Christmas decorations!
Floating festive Russian dolls in Isle sur la Sorgue
and some very jolly wellington boot festive reindeer!
and some very jolly wellington boot festive reindeer!
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Rosé Rosé Rosé
A picture of summer sunshsine in December at the Oenotheque des Vins in Menerbes, a showcase of the best of the Luberon wines.
Friday, 8 November 2013
Is it real or is it a dream?
An amazing trompe l'oeil in Marseille. You would totally believe you were driving towards this beautiful looking building.
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Marseille Mucem Images
This fascinating architecture means the Mucem is worth visiting just for the building alone. The beautiful lattice work exterior and fascinating construction style provide some great images inside and out.
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
What an Esplanade
The stunning J4 Esplanade in Marseille. The cantilever roof of the Villa Mediterranée reflected in the beautiful Mucem museum building.
And here the two lovely buildings seen together from the Fort St. Jean with the Cathedral Mont Majour in the background.
And again from the Fort St. Jean, the amazing elevated pedestrian bridge across to the Mucem building. Just stunning architecture.
And here the two lovely buildings seen together from the Fort St. Jean with the Cathedral Mont Majour in the background.
And again from the Fort St. Jean, the amazing elevated pedestrian bridge across to the Mucem building. Just stunning architecture.
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
A fishy business
Fish swimming along a wall! You see all sorts of interesting things in Provence in the most unlikely of places.
Here in Aubagne, part of an exhibition 'au fil de l'eau' . A school of fish moving in a slow and silent travel demonstrating the apparent fragility of the fluidity of time in a state of infinity - is a loose translation of the plaque.
Here in Aubagne, part of an exhibition 'au fil de l'eau' . A school of fish moving in a slow and silent travel demonstrating the apparent fragility of the fluidity of time in a state of infinity - is a loose translation of the plaque.
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