Pictures:
1. Rich with his feet in the river across from where we had our best Provencal lunch - salads and white wine.
2. Lorien on a bridge over the Sorgue.
3. A field of irises on the outskirts of Gordes.
4. Gordes.
5. The Abbey of Senaque.
Monday, July 06, 2009
The Luberon - Provence part 4
On our final day, we drove east to the Luberon, a region made famous by A Year in Provence, which we'd both read earlier this year. We started by visiting Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, which is a town built over 5 rivers, the Sorgue being the primary one. The antiques market was going on when we arrived and the town was hopping Then we visited Gordes, one of the more famous medieval hilltop villages in the area. We finished our day by going by the Abbey of Senaque, which is famous for its lavender, although it wasn't yet in bloom.
Pictures:
1. Rich with his feet in the river across from where we had our best Provencal lunch - salads and white wine.
2. Lorien on a bridge over the Sorgue.
3. A field of irises on the outskirts of Gordes.
4. Gordes.
5. The Abbey of Senaque.
Pictures:
1. Rich with his feet in the river across from where we had our best Provencal lunch - salads and white wine.
2. Lorien on a bridge over the Sorgue.
3. A field of irises on the outskirts of Gordes.
4. Gordes.
5. The Abbey of Senaque.
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