Fall in Provence

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If you go to Provence in the fall on a sunny week it can really be beautiful . Vines and cherry trees are turning red … temperatures can still be around 68-70F …you  just have to take a chance in between end of October and early November ( before it is not quiet red and later all the leaves may be gone after just one storm and some Mistral to finish it off ) This year we got lucky ; no Mistral , no rain just a beautiful fall week in Provence !  It has been raining everyday ever since we left !!!

 

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Yes there are some animal crossing here too … maybe more wild boars than deers !DSCN0057 (2) [1280x768].JPG

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Halloween is getting more and more popular in France . We had a good bunch of scary kids asking for candies . Lucky them we had brought some Reese’s shaped like pumpkins 🙂 IMG_4803 [1280x768].JPG

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Packing up some pottery ….IMG_4795 [1280x768].JPG

….That is now in the shop !DSCN0084 [1280x768].JPG

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Growing up in Provence, we have over the years discovered the source for the finest lavender, the best soaps and linens, and the most unique pottery our region has to offer. In 1996, we opened Maison en Provence in San Diego, California, where we offer an outstanding selection of authentic products imported from France. Each piece has been specially selected by us to represent the finest arts and crafts of Provence. You don't have to travel to the south of France to feel on holiday in Aix en Provence! Just come and visit us in the beautiful Mission Hills area of San Diego.

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