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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Busy Week
It has been busy since my cousin Judi arrived Tuesday, so there have been few photos and little time to do a post. It has been raining and storming off and on since Tuesday, as of this afternoon it appears … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Travel, Uncategorized
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In The Footsteps of Van Gogh
We’ve been following in Van Gogh’s footsteps around St. Remy. The local small non-profit museum, Musee Estrine, has a display interpreting the great artist’s life, particularly his time here. Although the museum does not have an original Van Gogh painting, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Retirement, Saint-Remy-de-Provence, Travel
Tagged Musee Estrine, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Vincent van Gogh
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Lazy Days
Our first week in Provence has had its ups: the market, music, great food, and wonderful walks – and downs: a car crash, a leaky hot water heater, and a broken refrigerator. We have been enjoying just getting to know … Continue reading
Quick Sketches
Here are four quick sketches of the musicians at the market yesterday. No single sketch took more than a minute due to crowds of people milling around me. The jazz trio were surrounded by listeners. The woman singing in the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Saint-Remy-de-Provence, Travel
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Lentils and Sausage for Brenda
Friend Brenda asked for the recipe for our dinner tonight. I will attempt to oblige. Of course the most difficult part of the recipe is obtaining saucisse de Morteau. This is a sausage from eastern France. It’s a basic garlic … Continue reading
New Car and Market Day
Late yesterday afternoon we took a taxi to Avignon to pick up our new car, courtesy of the Hertz roadside assistance. We now have a small Ford with a backup warning sensor that beeps to tell me how close I … Continue reading
First Days in Saint Remy: Art, Painting, and Crunch
Sunday was the Route des Artistes in St. Remy. This is a monthly event where artists from throughout France (and even some from Spain and Belgium) come to show and sell their works. We met some wonderful artists along the way. … Continue reading
Final Days in Montcabrier
Today is our last day at Atelier de la Rose in Montcabrier. This peaceful place is a wonderful buffer from the excitement and activity of London and Paris. We have had the opportunity to relax and paint, getting into a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Atelier de la Rose, Photography, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Atelier de la Rose, Chateau Eugenie, Montcabrier France, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
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Tournon-d’Angenais
Yesterday we took a little trip to a medieval town call Tournon-d’Angenais. The old bastide village sits atop a high hill with views in all directions. Although there aren’t many buildings surviving from the middle ages, the village has created … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Atelier de la Rose, Photography, Retirement
Tagged Lot et Garonne, Tournon-d'Angenais
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Pech Merle and Saint-Cirq LaPopie
Yesterday Sally took us on a day-long tour. We began with a 1.5 hour drive basically along the River Lot, through Cahors, and then over to the town of Cabrerets. This is the location of Pech Merle, one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Atelier de la Rose, Travel
Tagged Andre Breton, Charles Rappoport, Chateau Eugenie, Henri Martin, Le Sombral, Pech Merle, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
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