Micah 4:4 The age-old fig tree We installed our barbecue and table in the shade of the old fig tree on our courtyard. It was fresh and pleasant under his leaves in times of intense heat … [Read more...] about Each man under his own vine and fig tree
Provence
Ode to Lizzie Napoli
Créatrice of Carnets de Voyages avant la lettre. Lizzie Napoli should not be missing in my series about following in the footsteps of famous carnettistes. Napoli was born in Paris (°1924), … [Read more...] about Ode to Lizzie Napoli
Roadsigns as a peoples heritage
It has been a long time since I wanted to write a piece about the mythical borne d'angle of Michelin. You can still find them here and there along French roads. At first, I thought it was a simple … [Read more...] about Roadsigns as a peoples heritage
The navel of the South of France
In anticipation of the French presidential elections on April 23 and May 7, 2017, I browse one of my old notebooks seeking comments on the previous electoral duel. Not so difficult, the presidency in … [Read more...] about The navel of the South of France
Strolling through Ménerbes
Whenever we are in the Luberon region in Provence, we visit one of our favorite perched villages: Ménerbes. Together with Bonnieux, Lacoste and Oppède-le-Vieux Ménerbes sits on the north face of the … [Read more...] about Strolling through Ménerbes
The colours of Velleron
Provence is well known for its bright-coloured markets. Apt, Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Carpentras, and Coustellet are among the most famous. Velleron adds one extra colour. … [Read more...] about The colours of Velleron
