Hidden France, part one

[rose_griffes]

Worked on my bike this morning and took a short ride. We're at the top of a hill so riding back home is never fun, especially considering how long it's been since I last rode a bike

Comments

[dionusia]

Oh, this was so lovely, thank you for sharing. I feel like I've been on a trip myself now. :) I love the light sky and the pale moon in the first picture, how you have such a vivid memory of taking it -- well, all of the photos are beautiful!

You're so smart for getting lunch from the farmers market. Mmm, that sounds so good.

And whoa, lavender fields. I have one small plant myself, I harvested some yesterday. But nothing like a field of purple.

Thanks again! I look forward to your next one.

[rose_griffes]

You're so smart for getting lunch from the farmers market. Mmm, that sounds so good.

I loved market days in France. The first town I lived in was in the heart of the strawberry-growing region. It's a good thing I was riding a bike to get around because otherwise I would have put on some weight from the kilos of fresh strawberries and cream that I ate.

I look forward to your next one.
Part two is up.

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it, I feel very nostalgic right now.

[natalexx]

Mm, this is lovely.

[rose_griffes]

Merci!

[lunar47]

aww, Je veux retourner a La France. That's the extent of my french, all 2 quarters of it from college. I want to keep learning it on my own but I'm lazy and won't devote a part of my day to it. But I do want to live there someday, even if just for a few months. Your pics are lovely and make me wish I had seen more of the country the one time I was there.

[rose_griffes]

It's hard to study languages without human interaction. So how long were you in France?

I'm hoping to go back next summer for work on a Master's degree.