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Paulilles – Dynamite!
Today the wind arrived. Flags stood starch straight, trees bent, and the skies cleared. The wind was coming from the west, so it came right out of the Pyrenees and out to sea. After going to the public market this … Continue reading
Posted in Collioure, Photography, Retirement, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Alfred Nobel, Banyuls-sur-Mer, Catalan, Collioure, Paulilles, Port Vendres
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Trouble On The High Seas
Today dawned with promise of sun, but failed to make do with that promise. Instead we got clouds. When I saw young men heading to the beach with boogie boards I thought the sea might offer some entertainment. In the … Continue reading
A Walk to the Windmill
Today it was cloudy. Despite the recent cloudy and cool weather the oranges continue to ripen outside our window. We waited until mid-afternoon and decided to take a hike when the sky became lighter. Our destination was the windmill that … Continue reading
JP and Koko Leave Collioure
For the last weekend of JP & Koko’s visit the weather turned grey. Not much rain, but cool and cloudy. Even the dogs have changed into their winter attire. We stayed in for the morning and then took a stroll through … Continue reading
Ceret
Today we ventured to Ceret in Catalan France. This place has become one of the greatest attractions for us in this part of France. Thanks to the efforts of Pierre Brune and other artists this small town has one of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Collioure, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Ceret, Ceret Modern Art Museum, Collioure, France, Jaume Plensa
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Collioure Artists, Commandos, Chateau Royale!
We have enjoyed a couple of days in and around Collioure, shopping, sightseeing, and getting to know some local artists. Marie Opper is a local artist whose work in quite varied, from watercolor and acrylic paintings to collage and glass … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Collioure, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Anita Garcia, Chateau Royale de Collioure, Collioure, Marie J. Opper
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Aristide Maillol
Today we visited the neighboring seaside town of Banyuls-sur-Mer. While many know this town as the namesake of a popular aperitif, it also was the birthplace, home, and final resting place of Aristide Maillol. Maillol was an artist of incredible … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Collioure, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Aristide Maillol, Banuls-sur-Mer, Nabis
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Walking Around Collioure with JP
Our friends JP and Koko arrived Sunday. Today was an orientation day to walk around and get to know the town. Many familiar sights for us, but new to them. Jean and Koko went one way and JP and I … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Collioure, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Aristide Maillol, Collioure, Les Templiers, Musée Maillol, Pablo Picasso
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Catalan Coast
Leaving Figueres after our visit to the Dali museum (previous post) we drove to Llanas Spain on the coast. From there we drove the winding coastal road back into France and Collioure. This is at times a nail-biting drive. We … Continue reading
Salvador Dali
Yesterday we traveled to Figueres, Spain to connect with JP and Koko at the Dali Museum. This Theater/Museum was designed by the master himself as a final resting place for himself and his works. The design twists back and forth … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Collioure, Retirement, Travel
Tagged Antoni Pitxot, Collioure, Dali Theater Museum, Figueres Spain, Salvador Dali
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